Article 894: Storage of dangerous property

1. Items which are flammable, explosive or generally dangerous in nature, if not notified to the custodian at the time of storage, may at any time be decapitated The witness shall be liable for the loss caused by the keeping of such goods to the keeper and to third parties, and shall be liable for the loss caused by the keeping of such goods to the keeper and to third parties. The passivity of the professional custodian of the rules provided for in the first paragraph shall apply when such items have been stored under incorrect means. In the cases provided for in this paragraph, the remuneration paid was not possible by means of an external inspection of their dangerous characteristics. 2. If the goods are kept with the knowledge and consent of the keeper, they may be recovered in full by the keeper. 1 of this article, steel, despite the conditions of its storage, which are dangerous to the environment or to the property of the custodian or third parties, and circumstances prevent the custodian from requiring The cleric shall take them immediately, or he shall not comply with this requirement, and such things may be rendered harmless or destroyed by the keeper without compensation to the cleric. In the case of liability to the custodian and third parties for damages incurred in connection with the storage of these items.