Aleatory contract in French civil law
The aleatory contract , defines in the article of the Civil code, is a Contrat subject to payment in which the existence or the value of a service depends on the realization of a dubious future event. He is opposed to the Commutative contract. The risk accepted excluded the possibility for part of of calling upon the lesion.
Some examples of aleatory contracts:
- contract of Insurance,
- contract of play and bet,
- contract of life annuity.
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