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Article 1166 of the French Civil Code

Where the quality of the service is not determined or determinable under the contract, the debtor must offer a quality of service that conforms to the legitimate expectations of the parties, taking into account its nature, custom and the amount of the consideration.

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Article 1167 of the French Civil Code

Where the price or any other element of the contract must be determined by reference to an index which does not exist or has ceased to exist or to be accessible, the index shall be replaced by the index which is closest to it.

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Article 1171 of the French Civil Code

In a contract of adhesion, any non-negotiable clause, determined in advance by one of the parties, which creates a significant imbalance between the rights and obligations of the parties to the contract shall be deemed unwritten. The assessment of the significant imbalance does not relate either to the main subject matter of the contract or to the adequacy of the price to the service.

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Article 1172 of the French Civil Code

Contracts are in principle consensual. By way of exception, the validity of solemn contracts is subject to the observance of forms determined by law, failing which the contract is void, unless it can be regularised. In addition, the law makes the formation of certain contracts subject to the delivery of a thing.

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Article 1174 of the French Civil Code

Where a writing is required for a contract to be valid, it may be drawn up and stored in electronic form under the conditions laid down in Articles 1366 and 1367 and, where an authentic instrument is required, in the second paragraph of article 1369. Where a statement in the handwriting of the person obliging himself is required, the latter may affix it in electronic form if the conditions for…

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Article 1175 of the French Civil Code

Exceptions are made to the provisions of the previous article for private-signature deeds relating to family and inheritance law, except for private-signature agreements countersigned by lawyers in the presence of the parties and filed with a notary in accordance with the procedures set out in articles 229-1 to 229-4 or in the article 298.

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