Cap. 16 Art. 1428Where defect is in one of two or more things sold together.

(1) Where two or more things are sold together, so that one would not have been sold or bought without the other, and one of such things has a defect which gives rise to the actio redhibitoria or the buyer may not institute the aestimatoria, actio redhibitoria but in respect of all the things sold, although a price was specified in respect of each.

(2) Where, however, the things sold together are independent of one another, the said action may not be instituted but in respect of the defective thing, although all the things had been sold for a single price; and in such case the seller is bound to repay the price of such thing according to a valuation to be made on the basis of the total price agreed upon.