French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter II: Leasing of goods.
Article 1713
All kinds of movable or immovable property can be rented.
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All kinds of movable or immovable property can be rented.
…by land and by water, who undertake the transport of persons or goods;3° Hire of architects, contractors for works and technicians following studies, estimates or contracts.
…urs 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.
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.
The contract for the hire of work is dissolved by the death of the workman, architect or contractor.
…s, carpenters, locksmiths and other workmen who make contracts directly at prices made, are subject to the rules prescribed in this section: they are contractors in the part they deal with.
Rescission on the grounds of lesion does not occur in a contract of exchange.
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…
…work is made up of several parts or by measure, the verification may be done by parts: it is deemed to be done for all the parts paid for, if the master pays the workman in proportion to the work done…
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