French Civil CodeIn force
Chapter II: Leasing of goods.
Article 1713
All kinds of movable or immovable property can be rented.
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Showing 421–430 of 67512 articles for “Art. L134-1 à L134-17”
All kinds of movable or immovable property can be rented.
If the lease is for only one year, and the loss is all the fruit, or at least half, the lessee shall be discharged from a proportionate part of the rental price. He shall not be entitled to any rebate…
The contract for the hire of work is dissolved by the death of the workman, architect or contractor.
Conveyancers by land and water are subject, for the custody and preservation of the things entrusted to them, to the same obligations as innkeepers, referred to under the heading "Deposit and sequestr…
The exchange takes place by consent alone, in the same way as a sale.
If the tenant of a house or flat continues to enjoy it after the expiry of the lease in writing, without opposition from the landlord, he will be deemed to occupy it on the same conditions, for the te…
The entrepreneur is liable for the fact of the people he employs.
The lease of furniture provided to furnish an entire house, an entire main building, a shop, or any other flats, is deemed to be made for the ordinary duration of the leases of houses, main buildings,…
The lessee of a rural property is obliged, on pain of all costs, damages and interest, to warn the owner of any usurpations that may be committed on the land. This warning must be given within the sam…
Exchange is a contract by which the parties respectively give each other one thing for another.
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