Article 1811
It may not be stipulated: That the lessee shall bear the total loss of the livestock, though it happen by fortuitous event and through no fault of his. Or that he shall bear, in the loss, a greater sh…
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It may not be stipulated: That the lessee shall bear the total loss of the livestock, though it happen by fortuitous event and through no fault of his. Or that he shall bear, in the loss, a greater sh…
The lessee may not mow without notifying the lessor.
At the end of the lease, or when it is terminated, the lessor shall take animals of each species, so as to obtain the same stock of livestock as that which he has surrendered, in particular as regards…
He is liable for fortuitous event only when it was preceded by some fault on his part, without which the loss would not have occurred.
If there is no time fixed by the agreement for the duration of the herd, it is deemed done for three years.
A simple livestock lease is a contract by which one gives to another livestock to keep, feed and care for, on condition that the lessee will profit from half the growth, and also bear half the loss.
If the livestock perishes in its entirety through no fault of the lessee, the loss shall be for the lessor. If only part of it perishes, the loss shall be borne jointly, according to the price of the…
When livestock is given to someone else's farmer, it must be notified to the owner from whom that farmer derives; otherwise he may seize it and have it sold for what his farmer owes him.
The lessee owes reasonable care to the preservation of the livestock.
1. The owners of goods shall be liable in respect of their factors, agents or servants for duties, confiscations, fines and costs. The owner of the goods, depositary or holder shall be relieved of all…
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