Explanation of Article 130
This article addresses the ruling on liability for damage caused by an animal. It stipulates that the animal's keeper is responsible for compensating for the damage caused by the animal, unless it is proven that the damage was due to a cause beyond their control. This liability is based on presumed responsibility, where fault is assumed on the part of the keeper, and contrary evidence is only accepted by negating the causal relationship.
Related To
Article 130
The custodian of an animal shall be liable for any harm caused by such animal, unless it is established that such harm was due to a reason beyond his control.