French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter I: General provisions.
Article 1708
There are two kinds of leasing contracts: That of things, And that of work.
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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.
Rescission on the grounds of lesion does not occur in a contract of exchange.
The exchange takes place by consent alone, in the same way as a sale.
A co-permutant who is evicted from the thing he received in exchange has the choice of concluding to damages or repeating his thing.
The leasing of things is a contract by which one of the parties undertakes to cause the other to enjoy a thing for a certain period of time, and for a certain price which the latter undertakes to pay.
Exchange is a contract by which the parties respectively give each other one thing for another.
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