2471th Sec 0529: Difference between revisions

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<u>The most plausible model</u> for this section would be:
* German Civil Code (1896); Sec. 526;
** In so far as in consequence of a defect of title or of quality in the thing given, the value of the gift does not cover the outlay necessary for the execution of the burden, the donee is entitled to refuse execution until the deficiency caused by the defect is made up. If the donee executes the burden in ignorance of the defect, he may demand from the donor compensation for any outlay incurred in the execution, in so far as such outlay, in consequence of the defect, exceeds the value of the gift.

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มาตรา 529
  • ถ้าทรัพย์สินที่ให้มีราคาไม่พอกับการที่จะชำระค่าภารติดพันไซร้ ท่านว่าผู้รับจะต้องชำระแต่เพียงเท่าราคาทรัพย์สินเท่านั้น

Section 529. (Draft in English from Vol.93)

  • If the property given is not sufficient to satisfy the charge, the donee has to perform only to the extent of the value of the property.
《Genealogies》
  1. Draft of 1919: Ob.479
  2. Draft of April 1924: 544
  3. Book III of January 1925: 529
《References》

☆ quoted from “INDEX” (Original Table in Vol.54) with supplementary entries in […]

  1. Fr. Code (1804):
  2. Gr. Code (1896): * 526
  3. Swiss Code (1911): 59 [??]
  4. Jp. Code (1896): [551(II)]
  5. English Law :
  6. Miscellaneous:
《Comments》

The most plausible model for this section would be:

  • German Civil Code (1896); Sec. 526;
    • In so far as in consequence of a defect of title or of quality in the thing given, the value of the gift does not cover the outlay necessary for the execution of the burden, the donee is entitled to refuse execution until the deficiency caused by the defect is made up. If the donee executes the burden in ignorance of the defect, he may demand from the donor compensation for any outlay incurred in the execution, in so far as such outlay, in consequence of the defect, exceeds the value of the gift.