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Obligation of Vendor 7

Article 1547 outlines the implied warranties inherent in a contract of sale, which include a warranty against eviction ensuring the buyer's legal possession and a warranty against hidden defects guaranteeing the item is free from undisclosed issues. Certain individuals, such as sheriffs and auctioneers, are not liable for breaches of these warranties. This section emphasizes the seller's obligations in the sale process.

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Obligation of Vendor 7

Article 1547 outlines the implied warranties inherent in a contract of sale, which include a warranty against eviction ensuring the buyer's legal possession and a warranty against hidden defects guaranteeing the item is free from undisclosed issues. Certain individuals, such as sheriffs and auctioneers, are not liable for breaches of these warranties. This section emphasizes the seller's obligations in the sale process.

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⚖️ ART.

1547
IMPLIED WARRANTY
inherent in the contract of sale

TWO KINDS OF IMPLIED WARRANTY

1. warranty against eviction

the buyer shall, from acquiring ownership, shall have and enjoy the legal and peaceful
possession of the thing

2. warranty against hidden defects

the thing shall be free from any hidden defects or any charge or encumbrance not
declared/known to the buyer

PERSONS NOT LIABLE FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY

1. sheriff

2. auctioneer

3. mortgager

4. pledgee

5. other persons professing to sell by virtue of authority in

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CHAPTER 4: OBLIGATIONS OF THE VENDOR 9

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