2. Civil liability penalties
In the case of a contract, civil liability results in damages and/or the annihilation of the effects of the contract for the future (termination), or even for the past (resolution).
For example, in the case of a contract for the sale of polluted land, the seller may be ordered to pay damages to the buyer, and the contract of sale may be rescinded, which implies that :
the seller returns the purchase price to the buyer;
the buyer returns the polluted property to the seller.
The aggrieved contractor may also request that the site be restored at the seller's expense.
In the specific case of a breach of the obligation to provide information under ICPE regulations, site restoration at the seller's expense is subject to the condition...
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book V, title I, articles L. 514-1 et seq.
titre premier du livre I, articles L. 160-1 et seq., R. 161-1 et seq.
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CoDERST: departmental council for the environment and health and technological risks
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