French Civil CodeIn force
Section 1: Rules common to leases of houses and rural property.
Article 1723
The lessor may not, during the term of the lease, change the form of the thing leased.
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The lessor may not, during the term of the lease, change the form of the thing leased.
…sult of an action concerning the ownership of the land, they shall be entitled to a proportionate reduction on the price of the lease for rent or farm, provided that the disturbance and impediment hav…
If those who committed the assault or battery claim to have any right over the leased thing, or if the lessee himself is summoned to court to be ordered to surrender all or part of the thing, or to su…
The lessee is owed a guarantee for all defects or faults in the leased property that prevent its use, even if the lessor did not know of them at the time of the lease. If these defects or faults resul…
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