2181. A mandator who revokes a mandate remains bound to perform his obligations towards the mandatary; he is also bound to make reparation for injury caused to the mandatary as a result of a revocation made without a serious reason and at an inopportune moment.
Where notice of the revocation has been given only to the mandatary, the revocation does not affect a third person who deals with him while unaware of the revocation, without prejudice, however, to the remedy of the mandator against the mandatary.
1991, c. 64, a. 2181; I.N. 2014-05-01.