The deposit or loan contract is a document by which the merchant offers another party named Comodatar the right to use a property or mobile property (commercial space, apartment, house, car, truck, etc.) free of charge for a certain period of time. The loan agreement is governed by article 2146 of the Civil Code. TERMINATION OF THE CONTRACT Art. 10. The contractual relationship ends with the return of work in good condition within the period specified in the contract. Article 11[edit] In the event of non-compliance by the bailiff with the obligations, the latter may request the termination of the contract. It is recommended to attach copies of the following documents to the contact of the deposit: identity card or COMODANT CUI, title deeds of the property, cadastral sheet for real estate. Contracting Parties The identification data of the merchant – the natural or legal person who puts the immovable or movable property to use The identification data of the co-debtor – the natural or legal person who receives the goods used. Purpose of the contract This section lists information about the movable or immovable property that is the subject of the contract: identification data, origin, etc. LITIGATION Art.
12. Disputes between the contracting parties, if they are not settled amicably, shall be settled by the competent courts. This contract was concluded today …. in 3 original copies, including one remains at the Commode, one at the Commodater and one at the Notary. Signatures of the parties COMODATANT, COMODATAR, In the case of a building, the contract can only be concluded for a part of it, in this case a copy of the cadastral file of the building is required. This contract is concluded for a period of ___ years, from the date of certification. PURPOSE OF THE CONTRACT Article 3. The object of the contract is the use of the apartment belonging to Mr. / Mrs. by the owner.
………………….. as a merchant, located in ……… Str. ……………., No. ……, which the Treasurer undertakes to use according to its destination. I, _______ FORCE MAJEURE Art. 9. Force majeure protects the party relying on it from any liability. The Contracting Party availing itself of a case of force majeure may make it enforceable against the other Party, provided that it is informed of the occurrence of the cause of force majeure within 5 days of its occurrence and adds a confirmation from the competent authorities attesting to the reality and accuracy of the case. We evaluate the purpose of the contract in order to use the amount of ________ In both cases, the contract is valid and comes into force, they can be used in public institutions or onrc.
Duration of the contract Deposit contracts are established for a certain period of time. In credit agreements used to prove the size of the registered office, the duration of the contract may not exceed 49 years. Obligations of the parties Termination of the contract of force majeure I acquired the apartment by ________________________d_________________________________________ ________________________incheiat_ OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES ART. 5. The Commodator undertakes: – to give the Commodater the apartment that is the subject of this contract for use; – return to the bailiff the costs incurred for the maintenance of the accommodation; Article 6. The treasurer undertakes: – to use and maintain the apartment as a good owner; – use the apartment in accordance with the destination specified in this contract; – return the borrowed property on the date of conclusion of the contract. LIABILITY ACCORDING TO ART. 7. The treasurer is liable for damage or loss – in whole or in part – of the work if he does not prove that the damage or destruction occurred by chance or that the damage is the result of the intended use and without fault. PERIODIC PENALTY PAYMENTS Article 8.
If the treasurer does not release the apartment at the end of the contract, he is required to pay the bailiff periodic penalty payments in the amount of ………. to pay…