Article 1749
Tenants may not be evicted until they have been paid by the landlord or, failing that, by the new purchaser, the damages explained above.
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Tenants may not be evicted until they have been paid by the landlord or, failing that, by the new purchaser, the damages explained above.
In the absence of an ascendant, a brother or sister, uncle or aunt, cousin or first cousin, of full age, may object only in the following two cases:1° Where the consent of the family council, required…
If the lease is made for several years, and during the term of the lease the whole or at least half of a crop is removed by fortuitous events, the farmer may claim a remission of the price of his tena…
The tutor or curator may object, under the conditions set out in article 173, to the marriage of the person he assists or represents.
A tenant who does not furnish the house with sufficient furniture, may be evicted, unless he gives security capable of answering for the rent.
1. (Repealed). 2. In all cases where a breach of the invoicing rules as provided for in articles L. 441-9 and L. 443-3 of the French Commercial Code (1), the offender's business may be sequestered unt…
Leases may be made either in writing or verbally, except that, in the case of rural property, the special rules for farm and share leases shall apply..
If the lease was made without writing, one of the parties may only give notice to the other by observing the time limits set by the use of the premises.
When someone is commissioned to do a work, it may be agreed that he will supply only his labour or industry, or that he will also supply the material.
The omission or inaccuracy of a statement intended to establish the regularity of a transaction may not render it null and void if it is established, by any means, that the legal requirements were, in…
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