Article 1350-2
A remission of debt granted to the principal debtor discharges the sureties, even joint and several.A remission granted to one of the joint and several sureties does not discharge the principal debtor…
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A remission of debt granted to the principal debtor discharges the sureties, even joint and several.A remission granted to one of the joint and several sureties does not discharge the principal debtor…
An obligation contracted under a condition whose performance depends solely on the will of the debtor is null. This nullity cannot be invoked where the obligation was performed with full knowledge of…
A judicial confession is the statement made in court by the party or his specially authorised representative.It is authentic against the person who made it.It cannot be divided against its author.It i…
The creditor may also act in his own name to have acts performed by his debtor in fraud of his rights declared unenforceable against him, provided that he establishes, in the case of an act for valuab…
A person who received the thing in good faith and sold it owes only the price of the sale.If he received it in bad faith, he owes its value on the day of restitution where it is greater than the price…
The assignee may set up against the assignee the defences inherent in the debt, such as nullity, the defence of non-performance, rescission or set-off of related debts. The assignee may not raise agai…
A notation of a payment or other cause of discharge made by the creditor on an original document of title which has always remained in his possession is equivalent to a simple presumption of discharge…
He to whom the oath is referred and who refuses it or does not wish to refer it, or he to whom it has been referred and who refuses it, succeeds in his claim.
Damages due to the creditor are, in general, for the loss he has made and the gain of which he has been deprived, subject to the exceptions and modifications below.
A person whose business has been usefully managed must fulfil the commitments entered into in his interest by the manager.He reimburses the manager for expenses incurred in his interest and compensate…
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