Article 1792
Every builder of a work is liable as of right, to the master or purchaser of the work, for damage, even resulting from a defect in the ground, which compromises the solidity of the work or which, affe…
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Every builder of a work is liable as of right, to the master or purchaser of the work, for damage, even resulting from a defect in the ground, which compromises the solidity of the work or which, affe…
The following are not considered to be items of equipment of a structure within the meaning of articles 1792, 1792-2, 1792-3 and 1792-4 items of equipment, including their accessories, whose sole func…
The following are deemed to be builders of the work: 1° Any architect, contractor, technician or other person bound to the owner of the work by a contract for the hire of work; 2° Any person who sells…
Acceptance is the act by which the client declares acceptance of the work, with or without reservations. It takes place at the request of the most diligent party, either amicably or, failing that, jud…
In the case where the workman supplies only his labour or industry, if the thing comes to perish, the workman is liable only for his fault.
Any clause in a contract whose purpose is either to exclude or limit the liability provided for in articles 1792, 1792-1 and 1792-2, or to exclude the guarantees provided for in articles 1792-3 and 17…
Where an architect or contractor has undertaken the fixed-price construction of a building, according to a plan drawn up and agreed with the owner of the land, he may not demand any increase in price,…
The master may terminate, by his sole will, the fixed-price contract, even though the work has already begun, by compensating the contractor for all his expenses, all his work, and all that he could h…
The entrepreneur is liable for the fact of the people he employs.
Bricklayers, carpenters and other workmen who have been employed in the construction of a building or other works made for the company, have no action against the person for whom the works were made,…
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