Book One: Obligations · Section One: Sources of Obligation · Chapter Three: Harmful Act · Part Four: Liability of the Guardian of Things, Animals, and Buildings
The guardian of a thing is any person who, whether personally or through another, exercises actual control over it. The owner of the thing shall be presumed to be its guardian, unless evidence is provided that guardianship has passed to another.
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