The Court of Cassation is unifying its case law: claims for damages in the event of non-conformity of work are now subject to a proportionality review. Decryption of the judgment of July 6, 2023.
The Court of Cassation specifies the regime for warranty claims for hidden defects: period of 2 years from the discovery of the defect (prescription and not foreclosure) and limit of 20 years after the sale.
The guarantee of perfect completion requires the contractor to repair the disorders reported within one year of receiving the work. Discover the essential conditions to stop it and avoid foreclosure.
Destinations and sub-destinations of buildings after the ALUR law: discover the rules in force and the authorizations required for a change of destination.
The Court of Cassation prohibits banks from automatically closing an account in the event of judicial liquidation, reserving this decision to the liquidator.
The Court of Cassation recalls that a prior conciliation clause must be strictly respected before any legal action is taken. In a judgment of 12 September 2024, it considered inadmissible an application submitted without a new attempt at conciliation, even if an interim injunction procedure had already taken place.
The Court of Cassation is unifying its case law: claims for damages in the event of non-conformity of work are now subject to a proportionality review. Decryption of the judgment of July 6, 2023.
The Court of Cassation specifies the regime for warranty claims for hidden defects: period of 2 years from the discovery of the defect (prescription and not foreclosure) and limit of 20 years after the sale.
The guarantee of perfect completion requires the contractor to repair the disorders reported within one year of receiving the work. Discover the essential conditions to stop it and avoid foreclosure.
Destinations and sub-destinations of buildings after the ALUR law: discover the rules in force and the authorizations required for a change of destination.
The Court of Cassation recalls that a prior conciliation clause must be strictly respected before any legal action is taken. In a judgment of 12 September 2024, it considered inadmissible an application submitted without a new attempt at conciliation, even if an interim injunction procedure had already taken place.
The Court of Cassation is unifying its case law: claims for damages in the event of non-conformity of work are now subject to a proportionality review. Decryption of the judgment of July 6, 2023.
The Court of Cassation specifies the regime for warranty claims for hidden defects: period of 2 years from the discovery of the defect (prescription and not foreclosure) and limit of 20 years after the sale.
The guarantee of perfect completion requires the contractor to repair the disorders reported within one year of receiving the work. Discover the essential conditions to stop it and avoid foreclosure.
Destinations and sub-destinations of buildings after the ALUR law: discover the rules in force and the authorizations required for a change of destination.
Destinations and sub-destinations of buildings after the ALUR law: discover the rules in force and the authorizations required for a change of destination.
The Court of Cassation is unifying its case law: claims for damages in the event of non-conformity of work are now subject to a proportionality review. Decryption of the judgment of July 6, 2023.
The guarantee of perfect completion requires the contractor to repair the disorders reported within one year of receiving the work. Discover the essential conditions to stop it and avoid foreclosure.
The Court of Cassation prohibits banks from automatically closing an account in the event of judicial liquidation, reserving this decision to the liquidator.
The Court of Cassation recalls that a prior conciliation clause must be strictly respected before any legal action is taken. In a judgment of 12 September 2024, it considered inadmissible an application submitted without a new attempt at conciliation, even if an interim injunction procedure had already taken place.