Quasi contract in French civil law
According to the article of the Civil code French: the quasi contract S are the purely voluntary facts of the man, from which it results a unspecified Engagement towards a third, and sometimes a reciprocal engagement of the two parts.
The quasi contract is thus a licit and voluntary fact, which gives birth to, of the only fact of the Loi, some legal obligations particular.
It corresponds to the situation in which, apart from all Contrat, a legal obligation similar to a contractual obligation is born. However, unlike the contractual obligation, the obligation resulting from a quasi contract does not owe anything with the Volonté sound Débiteur, but is only and exclusively founded by the Loi itself. The obligation of the debtor is not in the same way founded on an illicit fact , which one found in a situation of criminal Responsabilité. Since a quasi contract is formed, the author of this one binds to a third while at the same time any Convention does not exist between them.
The Civil code French envisages two types of quasi contracts:
The Jurisprudence also released several types of quasi contracts:
- the Unjustified enrichment;
- the Enrichment missed: the advertizing Lottery S .
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