Article 1079: Liability for damage caused by activities that pose an increased danger to others

1. Legal persons and citizens whose activities involve an increased danger to others (use of vehicles, machinery, high voltage electrical power, nuclear power) Energy, explosives, powerful poisons, etc., construction and other related activities, etc. are required to compensate for the damage caused by the source of the heightened danger. if it is not proved that the injury was caused by the irresistible force or intent of the victim, the owner of the source of the heightened danger may be exempted from liability by the court in whole or in part. Also on the grounds provided for in article 1083, paragraphs 2 and 3, of the present Code, the obligation to make reparation is incumbent on the legal person or citizen who possesses the source of the heightened danger. ownership, ownership or operational control or other legal basis (rental right, power of control of the vehicle) 2. The owner of the emergency source shall not be responsible for the damage caused by the source if, He will prove that the source has withdrawn from its possession as a result of the unlawful actions of others. If the owner of the source is guilty of an increased risk of wrongful removal of the source from possession of the source, the owner may be held liable. 3. The owners of high-risk sources are jointly responsible for the damage caused by the interaction. These sources (clashes of vehicles, etc.) to third parties on the grounds provided for in paragraph 1 of this article. and the danger to their owners shall be reimbursed on general grounds (art. 1064).