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464 OBLIGATIONS<br />

Section II<br />

Obligations of the depositary<br />

803 The depositary is bound to act as regards the custody of<br />

the thing with the prudence and diligence of a reasonable<br />

person.<br />

804 A depositary may not use the thing without permission<br />

from the depositor.<br />

805 A depositary by gratuitous title is responsible for the loss<br />

or deterioration of the thing which arises through his fault,<br />

proof of which lies upon the depositor.<br />

However, the court may reduce the damages according<br />

to the circumstances.<br />

806 A remunerated depositary is responsible for the loss or<br />

deterioration of the thing unless he proves fortuitous event,<br />

fault of the depositor or a defect in the thing.<br />

807 An innkeeper is responsible for the loss or deterioration<br />

of personal effects and baggage brought by those persons who<br />

lodge with him, unless he proves fortuitous event, fault of the<br />

depositor or a defect in the thing.<br />

However, his responsibility is limited to five hundred<br />

dollars for each person, provided a copy of this article is<br />

posted in the room occupied by that person.<br />

This article also applies to a person who operates a<br />

hospital or a convalescent home.<br />

This deposit may be proven by witnesses.<br />

808 The depositary must return the thing he has received on<br />

deposit.

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