Article 995 — Derogation from the instructions of the Comitant

1. The commissioner is entitled to derogate from the instructions of the commander if, in the circumstances of the case, this is necessary in the interest of the commander and the commissioner was unable to request the commissioner first or was not given in mind The commissioner is required to notify the commissioner of the derogations as soon as the notification becomes possible. In this case, the commissioner is obliged to notify the committee within a reasonable time of the derogations, unless otherwise requested. 2. A commissioner who sells the property at a price below the agreed price shall be obliged to reimburse the latter for the difference unless he proves that he has not been able to do so. If the commissioner was obliged to request the commissioner in advance, the commissioner should so. 3. If the commissioner purchased the property at a price higher than that agreed with the commission, the commissioner who does not wish to accept such purchase is obliged to report the purchase to the commissioner within a reasonable time upon receipt of the notification of the transaction with a third party. If the commissioner says that he accepts the difference in the price of his account, the Comitant is not entitled to refuse the transaction for him.