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Section 1706
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1706. Minors and persons of full age under tutorship or under a protection mandate are bound to make restitution of prestations only to the extent of the enrichment they retain from them; proof of such enrichment is borne by the person claiming restitution.
They may, however, be bound to make full restitution where restitution has become impossible through their intentional or gross fault.
1706. Protected persons are bound to make restitution of prestations only to the extent of the enrichment they retain from them; proof of such enrichment is borne by the person claiming restitution.
A protected person may, however, be bound to make full restitution where restitution has become impossible through his intentional or gross fault.
1706. Protected persons are bound to make restitution of prestations only to the extent of the enrichment they derive from them; proof of such enrichment is borne by the person claiming restitution.
A protected person may, however, be bound to make full restitution where restitution has become impossible through his intentional or gross fault.
1706. Protected persons are bound to make restitution of prestations to the extent of the enrichment they derive from them; proof of such enrichment is borne by the person claiming restitution.
A protected person may, however, be bound to make full restitution where restitution has become impossible through his intentional or gross fault.
