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
I: Information obligation
II: Obligation to deliver goods in conformity
III: Warranty against dispossession (Garantie d’éviction)
A: Scope of application
1°: Pre-existence of defect
2°: Non-apparent defect
ii): External factors
b): Defect affecting use of the thing
c): Proof
C: Enforcement of the warranty
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
198. Definition
1 minute de lecture
Only inherent defects can be defined as latent defects within the meaning of Article 1641 of the Civil Code. Inherent defects are those affecting the item sold itself or one of its accessory qualities. According to the courts, the economic profitability of the item is not one of the accessories to the sale covered by the warranty against latent defects. The seller of a piece of equipment is only l …
