Article 565: Consequences of the transfer and admission of an enterprise with defects

1. Consequences of the seller ' s transfer and the buyer ' s acceptance of the transfer certificate of the enterprise, the composition of which is not in accordance with the contract for the sale of the business, including with respect to kach The property transferred is determined in accordance with the rules laid down in articles 460 to 462.466.469 and 475.479 of the present Code, unless otherwise provided in the contract and provided for in paragraphs 2 to 4 of the Code. 2. In the case where the enterprise is transferred and accepted by means of a transfer certificate which indicates the defects of the business and the property lost (art. 563 (1)) the buyer is entitled to claim a corresponding reduction in the purchase price of the enterprise if the right to make other claims in such cases is not provided for in the contract of sale of the enterprise. Patel is entitled to claim a reduction in the purchase price if the seller ' s debts or obligations that were not specified in the contract for the sale of the business or the transfer document are transferred to it within the enterprise. e. If the seller fails to prove that the buyer knew about the debts(s) at the time of the conclusion of the contract and the transfer of the business. a. Property transferred to an enterprise or the absence of certain items to be transferred may immediately replace property of inadequate quality or prior to transfer. 5. The buyer is entitled to seek judicial termination or modification of the contract for the sale of the business and return of what is performed by the parties on the floor. If it is established that the business, due to the defects for which the seller is responsible, is not suitable for the purposes specified in the sales contract and these deficiencies have not been corrected by the seller on the terms of the contract, It is not possible to remedy such deficiencies by the time established under this Code, other laws, other legal acts or the treaty.