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The lessee is liable for any damage or loss that occurs through the act of persons in his house or his subtenants.
He is liable for the fire, unless he proves: That the fire occurred by fortuitous event or force majeure, or by a construction defect. Or that the fire was communicated by a neighbouring house.
The lease ceases ipso jure on expiry of the term fixed, where it has been made in writing, without it being necessary to give notice.
If an inventory of fixtures has been drawn up between the lessor and the lessee, the latter must return the property as he received it, in accordance with that inventory, except for anything that has…
If no inventory of fixtures has been made, the lessee is presumed to have received them in a good state of repair, and must return them as such, in the absence of proof to the contrary.
He is liable for any damage or loss that occurs during his enjoyment, unless he proves that it occurred through no fault of his own.
Where notice has been served, the lessee, even though he has continued to enjoy the lease, cannot invoke tacit renewal.
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.
If, on the expiry of the written leases, the lessee remains and is left in possession, a new lease is entered into, the effect of which is governed by the article relating to tenancies entered into wi…
1. Gives rise to the application of a 5% surcharge for any delay in the payment of sums that must be paid to the tax administration accountants in respect of taxes other than those mentioned in Articl…
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