Business Contracts
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Title 1: Classification of the contract
Title 2: Formation of the contract of sale
Chapter 1: Transfer of rights in rem
Section 1: Buyer's obligations
1°: Obligation to provide information
2°: Duty to warn
3°: Duty to advise
B: Scope
C: Sanctions
II: Obligation to deliver goods in conformity
III: Warranty against dispossession (Garantie d’éviction)
IV: Warranty against latent defects
Title 4: Revisiting the contract of sale
Title 5: International sale of goods
Part 2: Contract for services
Part 3: Construction contract
Part 4: Subcontracting
Part 5: Agency agreements
162. Content
1 minute de lecture
The seller's obligation to provide information can be broken down into three types of obligation, the intensity of which varies according to the seller's field of activity, the goods or services concerned, and the professional status of the contracting parties. From the least restrictive to the most restrictive, there is an obligation to inform, an obligation to warn and, finally, a duty to advise …
