If, during the lease, the leased thing requires urgent repairs that cannot be deferred until its end, the lessee must suffer them, whatever inconvenience they cause him, and even though he is deprived, while they are being carried out, of part of the leased thing.
But, if these repairs last for more than twenty-one days, the price of the lease shall be reduced in proportion to the time and the part of the thing leased of which he shall have been deprived.
If the repairs are of such a nature as to render uninhabitable what is necessary for the lodging of the lessee and his family, he may have the lease terminated.
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