French Civil CodeIn force
Section 1: Rules common to leases of houses and rural property.
Article 1723
The lessor may not, during the term of the lease, change the form of the thing leased.
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Showing 441–450 of 33006 articles for “Art. CJEU – C-48/16 – 17 May 2017”
The lessor may not, during the term of the lease, change the form of the thing leased.
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The tutor or curator may object, under the conditions set out in article 173, to the marriage of the person he assists or represents.
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Leases may be made either in writing or verbally, except that, in the case of rural property, the special rules for farm and share leases shall apply..
If the lease was made without writing, one of the parties may only give notice to the other by observing the time limits set by the use of the premises.
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