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Showing 4941–4950 of 57536 articles for “Art. L 141-17 · Cass. com. 19 May 1998 · Cass. com. 24 May 2005 n° 784 · Cass. com. 15 May 1973 · Cass. com. 24 May 2011 n° 10-18.074 · Cass. 1re civ. 15 October 2014 n° 13-24.984”
When there are several proxies or agents established by the same deed, there is solidarity between them only insofar as it is expressed.
It is perfected only by the real or fictitious surrender of the thing deposited.Fictitious surrender is sufficient when the depositary is already endowed, on some other basis, with the thing agreed to…
…ire of the person who made the deposit, proof that he was the owner of the thing deposited. Nevertheless, if he discovers that the thing has been stolen, and who the true owner is, he must denounce to…
All the depositary's obligations cease if he discovers and proves that he himself is the owner of the thing deposited.
The deposit required is, moreover, governed by all the rules previously set out.
…om whom the thing has been taken by force majeure and who has received a prize or something in its place must return what he has received in exchange.
The law grants no action for a gambling debt or for the payment of a bet.
The agent shall owe interest on the sums which he has employed for his use from the date of such employment; and on those of which he is in arrears from the day on which he is put in default.
It is permissible to stipulate interest for simple loans either of money, commodities, or other movable things.
A necessary deposit is one that has been forced by some accident, such as fire, ruin, pillage, shipwreck or other unforeseen event.
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