JURITEXT000006961779 Généré par l'IA

Purchaser's Failure to Secure Guarantee Bars Rescission of Sale Due to Undisclosed Servitude of View

Numéro de cause JURITEXT000006961779

Autorité / Tribunal Cour de cassation

Juridiction

France (FR)

Date de la décision 1963-05-27

Issue du litige Rejeté (Dismissed)

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Synthèse Legislator

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A dispute arose concerning a contract for the sale of a building where the purchaser sought to avoid the sale, alleging a defect in the property's title, specifically concerning a servitude of view that restricted use, which the vendor knew about but failed to disclose; the court rejected the appeal, affirming that the servitude constituted a charge upon the property that should have been declared, but because the purchaser, having inspected the property and having had the opportunity to verify the title documents, failed to secure a specific contractual guarantee against such encumbrances, the established fact that the vendor's failure to disclose was not a deliberate fraudulent misrepresentation sufficient to vitiate consent, coupled with the purchaser's failure to take necessary precautions, barred rescission of the sale based on the undisclosed, apparent, or easily discoverable charge.

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Purchaser's Failure to Secure Guarantee Bars Rescission of Sale Due to Undisclosed Servitude of View: A dispute arose concerning a contract for the sale of a building where the purchaser sought to avoid the sale, alleging a defect in the property's title, specifically concerning a servitude of view that restricted use, which the vendor knew about but failed to disclose; the court rejected the appeal, affirming that the servitude constituted a charge upon the property that should have been declared, but because the purchaser, having inspected the property and having had the opportunity to verify the title documents, failed to secure a specific contractual guarantee against such encumbrances, the established fact that the vendor's failure to disclose was not a deliberate fraudulent misrepresentation sufficient to vitiate consent, coupled with the purchaser's failure to take necessary precautions, barred rescission of the sale based on the undisclosed, apparent, or easily discoverable charge.