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Showing 31–40 of 61017 articles for “Art. L. 174-1”
A purchaser who wishes to make use of the option reserved by the lease to evict the tenant in the event of a sale is, in addition, required to give the tenant the advance notice customary in the place…
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…
If it was agreed at the time of the lease that in the event of a sale the purchaser could evict the tenant and no stipulation was made regarding damages, the lessor is obliged to compensate the tenant…
The indemnity will be settled by experts, if it concerns manufactures, factories, or other establishments that require large advances.
Tenants may not be evicted until they have been paid by the landlord or, failing that, by the new purchaser, the damages explained above.
If the lessor sells the leased property, the purchaser may not evict the farmer, sharecropper or lessee who has an authentic lease or one whose date is certain.He may, however, evict the lessee of non…
The contract of lease is not terminated by the death of the lessor or the lessee.
In the case of the two preceding articles, the security given for the lease does not extend to the obligations resulting from the extension.
In the case of rural property, the compensation that the lessor must pay to the farmer is one third of the lease price for all the time remaining.
…tax base is punishable by six months' imprisonment and a €7,500 fine. 3. The provisions of article L. 228 of the Book of Tax Procedures are not applicable to the offences defined in this article.
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