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Article 1874 of the French Civil Code

There are two kinds of loan: That of things which can be used without destroying them; And that of things which are consumed by the use made of them. The first kind is called “loan for use”. The second is called “loan for consumption”, or simply “loan”.

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Article 1879 of the French Civil Code

The commitments which are formed by a loan for use pass to the heirs of the one who lends, and to the heirs of the one who borrows. But if one has lent only in consideration of the borrower, and to him personally, then his heirs cannot continue to enjoy the thing lent.

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Article 1880 of the French Civil Code

The borrower is obliged to take reasonable care of the custody and preservation of the thing lent. He may only use it for the purpose determined by its nature or by the agreement; all on pain of damages, if any.

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Article 1882 of the French Civil Code

If the thing lent perishes by a fortuitous event which the borrower could have secured by using his own, or if, being able to keep only one of the two, he preferred his own, he is liable for the loss of the other.

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