Naturist village condemned by Bordeaux court for having too many people Three residents of France鈥檚 largest naturist village say it is becoming too crowded
No state payout for requisitioned homes built illegally in France Properties built without permission do 鈥榥ot retain right鈥� to expropriation compensation, states new court ruling
SEE: Briton鈥檚 French chateau extensions demolished as not authorised 15-year court battle results in state pulling down buildings and sending a 鈧�140,000 bill for the work
practical One partner鈥檚 debt can cause joint home to be seized in France The effects of a couple's marriage regime were highlighted by a recent case in France's top appeal court
Man does not have to pay for renovations as no quote signed in France Court rules that payment is not due for the completed works even though he had paid a deposit
Buyers lose case over 鈥榖anned鈥� loft conversion in France They wanted compensation from seller, who did not inform them that the loft had been renovated despite sales deed saying it could not be done
Home sale in France annulled as visible faults not stressed at viewing The estate agent should have informed buyers of issues even if they were clearly noticeable, court rules
Chimney sweep not at fault for later fire in French home The tradesman had not informed property owners of a safety issue with chimney during a check
Sellers responsible for DIY defects in French home after sale A seller is liable to pay compensation if completed works are later found to be faulty, confirms court
Workers in France can now earn holiday days during sick leave Court rules that right is retroactive, leaving employers concerned over a flurry of potential claims
Murder trial reopened in France 70 years after first conviction The controversial case has been the subject of legal battles for decades
French court rules on tradesmen and faulty materials for renovations Our property 鈥榬ound-up鈥� also looks at new tests to limit drought damage to homes and a big rise in bedbug infestations
Landlord held responsible by French court for squatter鈥檚 fall in flat The victim, who had not paid rent for more than two years, was hospitalised when a rusty guard rail broke in the property
French high court orders Merck to pay 鈧�3.3m to Levothyrox victims The court found that the lab had committed 鈥榓 fault鈥� in the final ruling on a case that dates back to 2017
French toddler Fa帽ch permitted Breton spelling of name A Breton toddler named Fa帽ch has been officially allowed to keep the 鈥溍扁�� on his name, after the French Supreme Court of Appeal ruled that it was legal. Labrador Tag Feed Labrador Tag Feed Labrador Tag Feed
