Sales and Leases Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
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What are the essential elements of a sale?

A

1) CONSENT of the parties;

2) an OBJECT of the sale; and

3) a PRICE.

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What is required for a sale of an immovable?

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1) it must be IN WRITING; and

2) properly RECORDED in the conveyance records of the parish where the property is located.

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3
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What is the MIRROR IMAGE rule for ACCEPTANCE of an IMMOVABLE?

A

The offer and acceptance must match exactly, otherwise there is no offer.

If the acceptance deviates at all, then it is not an acceptance but a counteroffer.

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What is necessary for acceptance of a contract of sale for a movable?

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There must be agreement on THING and PRICE.

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What are the SELLER’S primary OBLIGATIONS?

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What is a sale on VIEW or TRIAL?

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What WARRANTIES does the seller owe the buyer of a thing?

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1) Warranty against EVICTION;

2) warranty against REDHIBITION; and

3) warranty of FITNESS.

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When may a buyer seek recission for a REDHIBITORY defect?

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A buyer may seek recission for a redhibitory defect if the defect renders the thing absolutely worthless or so inconvenient that the buyer would not have purchased the thing had he known of the problem.

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What is required for a defect to be REDHIBITORY?

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1) The defect must not have been known to the buyer at the time of sale; AND

2) the defect must not be apparent, i.e., it must not have been discoverable by a reasonably prudent buyer of such things.

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Can the warranty against REDHIBITION be WAIVED?

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Yes, but it must be done in CLEAR and UNAMBIGUOUS terms, AND

BROUGHT TO THE BUYER;S ATTENTION.

“As is” is NEVER considered clear and unambigous!

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What is the PRESCRIPTIVE PERIOD for a claim fo breach of warranty for REDHIBITION?

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1 year of the discovery of the defect, OR

if brought against a GOOD FAITH seller, 2 years from delivery.

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