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Section 1859
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1859. The lessor is not bound to make reparation for injury resulting from disturbance to enjoyment of the property caused by the act or omission of a third person; he may be so bound where the third person is also a lessee of that property or is a person the lessee allows to use or to have access to the property.
However, if the enjoyment of the property is diminished by the disturbance, the lessee retains his other remedies against the lessor.
1859. The lessor is not bound to make reparation for injury resulting from disturbance to enjoyment of the property caused by the act of a third person; he may be so bound where the third person is also a lessee of that property or is a person the lessee allows to use or to have access to the property.
However, if the enjoyment of the property is diminished by the disturbance, the lessee retains his other remedies against the lessor.
1859. The lessor is not liable for damage resulting from the disturbance of enjoyment of the property by the act of a third person; he may be so liable where the third person is also a lessee of that property or is a person whom the lessee allows to use or to have access to the property.
If the enjoyment of the property is diminished by the disturbance, however, the lessee retains his other remedies against the lessor.
