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Showing 1631–1640 of 44611 articles for “Art. s. L. 145-15 et L. 145-16”
If, before the assignor or assignee had served the conveyance on the debtor, the latter had paid the assignor, he shall be validly discharged.
…ould not have bought had he been informed of them, he may ask for the contract to be rescinded, if better he does not like to settle for compensation.
…ncome; If the buyer has been summoned to pay. In the latter case, interest runs only from the summons.
He may set up the benefit of the discussion against his seller's creditors.
…he amount of this increase. He may not enter into possession until all these obligations have been met. When the seller re-enters his inheritance by the effect of the repurchase agreement, he takes it…
To determine whether there is lesion of more than seven twelfths, the property must be valued according to its condition and value at the time of the sale. In the case of a unilateral promise to sell,…
The tradition of intangible rights takes place, either by the delivery of the titles, or by the use that the acquirer makes of them with the consent of the seller.
Where, at the time of the eviction, the thing sold is diminished in value, or considerably deteriorated, either by the negligence of the buyer, or by accidents of force majeure, the seller is no less…
He is liable for latent defects, even if he did not know of them, unless, in that case, he has stipulated that he will not be obliged to provide any guarantee.
…buyer for restitution of the price and for the other damages explained in the two preceding articles. But the loss which has arrived by fortuitous event shall be for the buyer's account.
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