...resulting from the act, are contracted. CHAPTER II. • Of Offences and Quasi- Offences. ART. 2294. — Every act whatever of man, that causes damage to another,...obliges him, by whose fault it happened, to repair it. ART. 2295. — Every person is responsible for the damage he occasions not merely by his act, but by...

...usufruct has ceased. TUT° KTC' 5. Damages should be allowed in this suit, because the law directs that " every act whatever of man that causes damage...obliges him by whose fault it happened to repair it." Louisiana Code, articles 2294-96. And this is certainly a case in which the minors, represented by...

...for damages October, i84o. sustained, or what it may be fairly presumed have been sus- MH.LEK (ained. "Every act whatever of man, that causes damage to...obliges him by whose fault it happened to repair it." Louisiana Code, article 2294. 5. The English law of libel would be unsuitable to the circumstances...

...changed. The compilers of the French Civil Code undertook to abolish these distinctions by enacting that " every act whatever of man that causes damage...obliges him by whose fault it happened to repair it." (o) Toulier, in his commentary on the code, regards this as a happy thonght, and a return to the law...

...them, without his authority, from the drawee, does him an injury, and we have a textual provision, that " every act whatever of man that causes damage...obliges him by whose fault it happened, to repair it." Civil Code, art. 2294. On the maturity of the bill the drawer may be discharged, by the neglect of...

...nor a quasi-contract. It can be claimed only under that article of our Code which declares, that any act whatever of man, that causes damage to another, obliges him by whose fault it happens to repair it. Art. 2294. This article, which is the first one under the head of " offences...

...institution. This is, in our opinion, pushing to a rather unreasonable extent the principle, that every act of man that causes damage to another, obliges him by whose fault it happens, to repair it. To support the position assumed, the counsel have quoted the decisions of this...

...those who had demanded to ship goods in the steamships of defendants and were refused. The statute declares, that " every act whatever of man that causes...to another obliges him by whose fault it happened," &c. Even if it were conceded that the common carrier is bound in general not HARRIS to object to any...

...property. SEC 2368. Article twenty-two hundred and ninety-four of the Civil Code of Louisiana, which reads: "Every act whatever of man that causes damage to another, obliges him by whose faults it happened to repair it," be re-enacted and amended so as to read: " Every act whatever of...

...are thus defined (С. С. 2294; Revised С. С. 2315): "Every act whatever of man that causes damages to another, obliges him by whose fault it happened to repair it." Pothier says: "These differ from quasi contracts, inasmuch as the subject of a quasi contract is permitted...