Article 1952
Innkeepers or hoteliers are liable, as custodians, for the clothing, luggage and miscellaneous items brought into their establishment by the traveller staying with them; the deposit of these kinds of…
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Showing 471–480 of 61015 articles for “Art. n° 19-23187 and Cass. com. 24 January 2018”
Innkeepers or hoteliers are liable, as custodians, for the clothing, luggage and miscellaneous items brought into their establishment by the traveller staying with them; the deposit of these kinds of…
…deposit has only the action for revendication of the thing deposited, so long as it exists in the hand of the depositary, or an action for restitution to the extent of what has turned to the benefit…
The court may order the sequestration: 1° Of movables seized from a debtor; 2° Of an immovable or movable thing, the ownership or possession of which is in dispute between two or more persons; 3° Of t…
The deposit required is, moreover, governed by all the rules previously set out.
A necessary deposit is one that has been forced by some accident, such as fire, ruin, pillage, shipwreck or other unforeseen event.
Voluntary deposit may regularly be made only by the owner of the thing deposited, or with his express or tacit consent.
…ve private enjoyment up to fifty times the rental price of the accommodation per day. Articles 1952 and 1953 do not apply to live animals.
Witness evidence may be received for the necessary deposit, even when it is for a value greater than the figure provided for in Article 1359.
Voluntary deposits are formed by the mutual consent of the person making the deposit and the person receiving it.
The authorisation holder is subject to the obligation of quality assurance defined in I of Article L. 1333-19.
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