Purchaser's Claim for Rescission Based on Undisclosed Servitude Rejected
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAAn individual who had purchased a property subject to a pre-existing servitude of passage, and who was subsequently informed of this burden by the seller through an act before a notary, could not successfully claim ignorance of the servitude to avoid their obligation, as the existence of the servitude was demonstrably known to the purchaser, making the claim for rescission of the sale on the basis of an undisclosed hidden defect entirely unfounded, leading the court to reject the appeal.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAPurchaser's Claim for Rescission Based on Undisclosed Servitude Rejected: An individual who had purchased a property subject to a pre-existing servitude of passage, and who was subsequently informed of this burden by the seller through an act before a notary, could not successfully claim ignorance of the servitude to avoid their obligation, as the existence of the servitude was demonstrably known to the purchaser, making the claim for rescission of the sale on the basis of an undisclosed hidden defect entirely unfounded, leading the court to reject the appeal.