Cap. 16 Art. 1782Warranty by donor.

The donor is not bound to warrant the donee against eviction in respect of the things given except in any of the following cases:

(a) if the donation has been made in contemplation of marriage or for the constitution of a sacred patrimony;

(b) if the donor has expressly promised warranty;

(c) if eviction takes place in consequence of debts for which the donor himself is personally liable;

(d) if the donor has given a thing belonging to another person, in bad faith and with the object of inducing the donee to give, or to do or not to do any thing;

(e) if, by the donation, burdens that may be estimated in money have been imposed on the donee, or if the donation has been made in remuneration for services that may be estimated in money for which the donee had a right of action: in which case the donor is bound to give warranty up to the value of such burdens or services.