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Article 1985 of the French Civil Code

The mandate may be given by deed or by private document, even by letter. It may also be given orally, but testimonial evidence of it is received only in accordance with the title “Of contracts or conventional obligations in general”. Acceptance of the mandate may be only tacit and result from the execution given to it by the mandatary.

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Article 1991 of the French Civil Code

The mandatary is bound to perform the mandate for as long as he remains in charge of it, and is liable for any damages that may result from his non-performance. He is likewise bound to complete the thing begun on the death of the principal, if there is peril in the house.

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Article 1992 of the French Civil Code

The mandatary is liable not only for fraud, but also for the faults he commits in his management. Nevertheless, liability for faults is applied less rigorously to one whose mandate is gratuitous than to one who receives a salary.

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Article 1993 of the French Civil Code

Every agent is bound to render an account of his management, and to account to the principal for all that he has received by virtue of his power of attorney, even if what he would have received had not been due to the principal.

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