Article 1735
The lessee is liable for any damage or loss that occurs through the act of persons in his house or his subtenants.
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The lessee is liable for any damage or loss that occurs through the act of persons in his house or his subtenants.
…who does not furnish the house with sufficient furniture, may be evicted, unless he gives security capable of answering for the rent.
The sublessee is liable to the landlord only up to the amount of the price of his sublease for which he may be indebted at the time of the seizure, and without being able to rely on payments made in a…
…ss they are broken by hail or other extraordinary accidents and force majeure, for which the tenant cannot be held responsible; To doors, cross-pieces, partition or shop closing boards, hinges, pins a…
Conveyancers by land and water are subject, for the custody and preservation of the things entrusted to them, to the same obligations as innkeepers, referred to under the heading "Deposit and sequestr…
If the work is made up of several parts or by measure, the verification may be done by parts: it is deemed to be done for all the parts paid for, if the master pays the workman in proportion to the wo…
The cleaning of wells and cesspits is the responsibility of the lessor unless otherwise stipulated.
If it has been agreed in the lease contract that the lessor may come to occupy the house, he is obliged to serve notice in advance at the times determined by the use of the premises.
…pose. Such liability does not arise if the builder proves that the damage arises from an extraneous cause.
The lease ceases ipso jure on expiry of the term fixed, where it has been made in writing, without it being necessary to give notice.
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