Article 935: Compulsory insurance

1. The law may impose on the persons referred to therein the obligation to insurance: the life, health or property of other persons designated by law in the event of harm to their life, health or property. 2. The duty of the person concerned to take the necessary steps to ensure that he/she is not subjected to torture or ill-treatment; the risk of his/her civil liability, which may result from causing harm to the life, health or property of others or from breach of contracts with others. 3. In cases provided for by law or in accordance with the procedure established by law, legal persons with economic assets may not be held responsible for their life or health. 4. In cases where the duty is a fear of fear, the State or municipal property may be required to provide insurance for the property. is not derived from the law, but is based on a contract, including the obligation to insurance the property — on a contract with the owner of the property or on a constituent instrument of a legal person who is Such insurance shall not be compulsory in the sense of this article and shall not have the effect provided for in article 937 of the present Code.