Cour de Cassation — Tort Law — Concurrence of contractual and delictual actions
| Date | Citation | Note |
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| 28.11.2001 | Bull. Civ. 2001 III no. 137 p. 10600-13.559 Case SA Haironville v. A.M. Prudence Subsequent developments |
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| 05.01.1999 | Bull. Civ. I, no. 6, p. 3 Case Transports Norbert Dentressangle v. Thermo King Subsequent developments |
The manufacturer who gives a guarantee to a remote purchaser does not thereby enter into a contract of sale subject to the Vienna Convention. |
| 17.01.1995 | D.1995, 350 Case SA Planet Wattohm v. CPAM de Morbihan Subsequent developments |
When a defective hoop injured a child, the school was liable in contract for providing it to play with and the manufacturer was liable in delict for selling a dangerous thing, though neither was shown to be at fault |
| 12.07.1991 | D. 1991, 549 Case Besse v. Protois Subsequent developments |
A claim by a creditor against his debtor’s debtor is not contractual: there must be a contract between the parties to the litigation: so held in a claim by site-owner against plumbing sub-contractor. |
| 07.02.1986 | Bull. Civ. 1986 Ass. No. 2 p. 2 (83-14.631) Case SA Produits Céramiques de l’Anjou v. SCI Asnières Normanie Subsequent developments |
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| 11.01.1922 | DP 1922. 1. 16 Case Pelletier v. Doderet Subsequent developments |
Non cumul des deux ordres de responsabilité |