Reference decision: cc • No. 15-21.495 • 27 October 2016 • View the decision →
This decision provides important insight into your property law. Here is what it changes for you.
The situation
The increase in value due to the purchaser under Article 1633 of the Civil Code, which did not enter into the sellers' estate, does not constitute a restitution but rather compensation for the loss suffered as a result of the eviction. Consequently, a notary may be ordered to compensate this loss and to indemnify the sellers in that respect.
What the law says
This decision confirms the fundamental principles of property law.
Key points
- Strictly observe the statutory time limits for recourse
- Keep all your supporting documents (titles, deeds, correspondence)
- Anticipate: preventive advice is always cheaper than litigation
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