Article 1708
There are two kinds of leasing contracts: That of things, And that of work.
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Showing 3251–3260 of 65597 articles for “Art. L 141-7 · Cass. com. 20 June 1978 · CA Versailles 17 December 1980 · Cass. com. 14 May 1952 · Cass. 1re civ. 2 March 1960 · C. civ. Art. 2276”
There are two kinds of leasing contracts: That of things, And that of work.
All the other rules prescribed for the contract of sale apply, moreover, to the exchange.
In the case of a house, flat or shop, the lessor shall pay the evicted tenant, by way of damages, a sum equal to the price of the rent, for the time which, according to the use of the premises, is all…
The lease of rural hereditaments although made without writing, shall cease at the expiry of the term fixed by the preceding article, only by the effect of a notice given in writing by one of the part…
The contract for the hire of work is dissolved by the death of the workman, architect or contractor.
Rescission on the grounds of lesion does not occur in a contract of exchange.
The lessee is liable for any damage or loss that occurs through the act of persons in his house or his subtenants.
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 lease ceases ipso jure on expiry of the term fixed, where it has been made in writing, without it being necessary to give notice.
If the lease is not made by deed, or is not of a certain date, the purchaser is not liable for any damages.
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