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Showing 5411–5420 of 46956 articles for “Art. 219 I b”
Deposit, in general, is an act by which one receives the thing of another, with the charge of keeping it and returning it in kind.
The mandate may be given by deed or by private document, even by letter. It may also be given orally, but testimonial evidence of it is received only in accordance with the title "Of contracts or conv…
There are two kinds of deposit: deposit proper and sequestration.
A mandate or power of attorney is an act by which one person gives another the power to do something for and on behalf of the principal. The contract is formed only by the acceptance of the agent.
The mandate is free of charge if there is no agreement to the contrary.
The mandate conceived in general terms embraces only acts of administration. If it involves alienation or hypothecation, or some other act of ownership, the mandate must be express.
It is either special and for a case or certain cases only, or general and for all the principal's cases.
The agent cannot do anything beyond what is carried in his mandate: the power to compromise does not contain the power to compromise.
An unemancipated minor may be chosen as a mandatary; but the principal will have action against him only according to the general rules relating to the obligations of minors.
The cost of safety training is borne by the employer.
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