Lease – Thing
Art. 2673. The thing. All things, corporeal or incorporeal, that are susceptible of ownership may be the object of a lease, except those that cannot be used without being destroyed by that very use, or those the lease of which is prohibited by law.
Art. 536. Consumable things. Consumable things are those that cannot be used without being expended or consumed, or without their substance being changed, such as money, harvested agricultural products, stocks of merchandise, foodstuffs, and beverages.
Art. 2674. Ownership of the thing. A lease of a thing that does not belong to the lessor may nevertheless be binding on the parties.
