French Tourism CodeIn force
Section 4: Hoteliers' liability
Article L311-9
Articles 1952 to 1954 of the Civil Code lay down the rules governing the theft of objects from hotels or hostels.
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Articles 1952 to 1954 of the Civil Code lay down the rules governing the theft of objects from hotels or hostels.
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