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13. French Property Insurance

  1. 13.1. Landlord
  2. 13.2. Tenant


13.1. Landlord

The landlord is obliged to take out insurance cover for the property to cover their liability for claims arising from structural defects in the property, and for claims arising out of their repairing obligations.

It is also possible to obtain a comprehensive insurance policy that covers, not only the usual public liability insurance, but will also include insurance against the non-payment of rent.


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