French Civil CodeIn force
Title VII: Exchange
Article 1702
Exchange is a contract by which the parties respectively give each other one thing for another.
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Exchange is a contract by which the parties respectively give each other one thing for another.
If the lessee of a rural inheritance does not equip it with the livestock and utensils necessary for its operation, if he abandons cultivation, if he does not cultivate reasonably, if he uses the leas…
The lessee may be charged for fortuitous events by express stipulation.
When someone is commissioned to do a work, it may be agreed that he will supply only his labour or industry, or that he will also supply the material.
If the lease made without writing has not yet received any performance, and one of the parties denies it, proof cannot be received by witnesses, however small the price, and however much it may be all…
The lessor is obliged, by the nature of the contract, and without the need for any specific stipulation:1° To provide the lessee with the rented property and, if it is his principal dwelling, decent a…
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…
Any lessee of rural property is obliged to farm on the premises for this purpose according to the lease.
No public authority, nor the tax authorities, nor their servants, may suspend or cause to be suspended the collection of registration duties, land registration tax and the penalties incurred without b…
The competent public accountants may not, under any pretext, even if there is cause for expert appraisal, defer the registration of deeds and transfers for which the duties have been paid at the rates…
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