French Civil CodeIn force
Section 2: Rules specific to leases.
Article 1756
The cleaning of wells and cesspits is the responsibility of the lessor unless otherwise stipulated.
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The cleaning of wells and cesspits is the responsibility of the lessor unless otherwise stipulated.
If it has been agreed in the lease contract that the lessor may come to occupy the house, he is obliged to serve notice in advance at the times determined by the use of the premises.
The lessor cannot terminate the tenancy, even if he declares that he wishes to occupy the rented house himself, if there has been no agreement to the contrary.
If the tenant of a house or flat continues to enjoy it after the expiry of the lease in writing, without opposition from the landlord, he will be deemed to occupy it on the same conditions, for the te…
The lease of furniture provided to furnish an entire house, an entire main building, a shop, or any other flats, is deemed to be made for the ordinary duration of the leases of houses, main buildings,…
Entrepreneurs of public carriages by land and water, and those of public carriages, must keep a register of the money, effects and packages with which they are entrusted.
Entrepreneurs and managers of public carriages and roulages, and masters of boats and ships, are also subject to special regulations, which make the law between them and other citizens.
Conveyancers by land and water are subject, for the custody and preservation of the things entrusted to them, to the same obligations as innkeepers, referred to under the heading "Deposit and sequestr…
They are liable not only for what they have already received in their building or car, but also for what has been delivered to them at the port or warehouse, to be placed in their building or car.
They are liable for the loss of and damage to the things entrusted to them, unless they prove that they were lost and damaged by fortuitous event or force majeure.
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