Article 1633
If the thing sold is found to have increased in price at the time of the eviction, independently even of the act of the purchaser, the seller is obliged to pay him what it is worth above the sale pric…
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If the thing sold is found to have increased in price at the time of the eviction, independently even of the act of the purchaser, the seller is obliged to pay him what it is worth above the sale pric…
…haser is evicted shall be reimbursed to him according to the valuation at the time of the eviction, and not in proportion to the total price of the sale, whether the thing sold has increased or decrea…
The other questions to which damages resulting for the purchaser from the non-performance of the sale may give rise must be decided in accordance with the general rules laid down in the title "Of cont…
…or that which results from an event which is personal to him: any agreement to the contrary is null and void.
…sold is encumbered, without any declaration having been made, by servitudes that are not apparent, and that are of such importance that there is reason to presume that the purchaser would not have bo…
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…
The parties may, by special agreements, add to or diminish the effect of this legal obligation; they may even agree that the seller shall not be subject to any warranty.
…ged to return them to the owner who evicts him; 3° The costs made on the buyer's claim in warranty, and those made by the original claimant; 4° Finally, damages, as well as the expenses and fair costs…
If the seller had sold someone else's land in bad faith, he will be obliged to reimburse the purchaser for any expenses, even voluptuary or pleasure expenses, that the purchaser has incurred on the la…
…iged to reimburse the purchaser, or have the purchaser reimburse the seller, for all useful repairs and improvements made to the land.
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