Argentine Civil Code (Effective Jan. 1st, 1871) Together With Constitution And Law of Civil Registry, Translated By Frank L. Joannini ..
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1638 [1604]. A lease terminates: 1. When contracted for a certain period, upon the expira- tion of said period.
2. When contracted for an indeterminate period, whenever the parties desire to terminate it.
3. By the loss of the thing leased.
4. By the impossibility to apply the thing to the special purpose for which it was expressly leased.
254 CIVIL CODE OF THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. [BK. II, § III 5. On account of the redhibitory vices of the thing, already existing at the time of the contract or... arising thereafter, unless such vices were apparent at the time of the contract, or the lessee was aware thereof, or should have been aware of the same.
6. By fortuitous events which have made it impossible to begin or continue the effects of the contract.
7. By all cases of fault on the part of the lessor or lessee which authorize either to rescind the contract.
1639 [1605]. Redhibitory vices in urban estates, are present when the house is darkened on account of construc- tions on neighboring estates, or when it threatens to collapse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1638 [1604]. A lease terminates: 1. When contracted for a certain period, upon the expira- tion of said period.
2. When contracted for an indeterminate period, whenever the parties desire to terminate it.
3. By the loss of the thing leased.
4. By the impossibility to apply the thing to the special purpose for which it was expressly leased.
254 CIVIL CODE OF THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. [BK. II, § III 5. On account of the redhibitory vices of the thing, already existing at the time of the contract or... arising thereafter, unless such vices were apparent at the time of the contract, or the lessee was aware thereof, or should have been aware of the same.
6. By fortuitous events which have made it impossible to begin or continue the effects of the contract.
7. By all cases of fault on the part of the lessor or lessee which authorize either to rescind the contract.
1639 [1605]. Redhibitory vices in urban estates, are present when the house is darkened on account of construc- tions on neighboring estates, or when it threatens to collapse.
What to read after Argentine Civil Code (Effective Jan. 1st, 1871) Together With Constitution And Law of Civil Registry, Translated By Frank L. Joannini ..?
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