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Showing 6641–6650 of 34794 articles for “Art. III bis”
The contract may be extended if the contracting parties so wish before it expires. The extension may not prejudice the rights of third parties.
Where the cause of nullity affects only one or more clauses of the contract, it entails nullity of the entire act only if that clause or those clauses constituted a determining element of the commitme…
Absolute nullity may be requested by any person justifying an interest, as well as by the public prosecutor. It cannot be covered by confirmation of the contract.
A plea of nullity is not time-barred if it relates to a contract that has not been performed.
A party may request in writing that the party who could rely on the nullity either confirm the contract or bring an action for nullity within a period of six months on pain of foreclosure. The cause o…
A contract validly formed lapses if one of its essential elements disappears. Where the performance of several contracts is necessary for the performance of the same transaction and one of them disapp…
Lapse terminates the contract. It may give rise to restitution under the conditions set out in articles 1352 to 1352-9.
Nullity is absolute where the rule infringed has as its object the safeguarding of the general interest. It is relative where the rule infringed has as its sole object the safeguarding of a private in…
Perpetual commitments are prohibited. Each contracting party may terminate them under the conditions laid down for open-ended contracts.
The equipment specified in article A. 331-40 must be supplied by the organiser.
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