1. Civil liability

1.1 General principles

Traditionally, a distinction is made between civil liability in contract and civil liability in tort.

As its name suggests, contractual civil liability presupposes that the parties in dispute are bound by a contract (project management contract, contract of enterprise, sales contract, etc.).

For a contracting party (natural or legal person) to be held liable, three events must occur:

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