IV. C. — 4:105 Return of the thing processed

If the processor regards the service as sufficiently completed and wishes to return the thing or the control of it to the client, the client must accept such return or control within a reasonable time after being notified. The client may refuse to accept the return or control when the thing is not fit for use in accordance with the particular purpose for which the client had the service performed, provided that such purpose was made known to the processor or that the processor otherwise has reason to know of it.

The processor must return the thing or the control of it within a reasonable time after being so requested by the client.

Acceptance by the client of the return of the thing or the control of it does not relieve the processor wholly or partially from liability for non-performance.

If, by virtue of the rules on the acquisition of property, the processor has become the owner of the thing, or a share in it, as a consequence of the performance of the obligations under the contract, the processor must transfer ownership of the thing or share when the thing is returned.