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Showing 1961–1970 of 60761 articles for “Art. 6 and 7”
Where a party wall or house is rebuilt, the active and passive easements continue in respect of the new wall or house, without however being able to be aggravated, and provided that the rebuilding tak…
In towns and the countryside, any wall used to separate buildings up to the dwelling, or between courtyards and gardens, and even between enclosures in the fields, is presumed to be a party wall if th…
Trees, shrubs and bushes may only be planted close to the boundary of the neighbouring property at the distance prescribed by the specific regulations currently in force, or by constant and recognised…
As long as the hedge is shared, the products belong to the owners in equal shares.
One of the neighbours may not make any indentation in the body of a party wall, or apply or support any work thereon without the consent of the other, or without having, on his refusal, caused to be s…
The neighbour may demand that trees, shrubs and bushes, planted at a distance less than the legal distance, be uprooted or reduced to the height determined in the previous article, unless there is tit…
…mark to the contrary. For ditches, there is a mark of non-jointness when the levee or discharge of land is on one side only of the ditch. The ditch is deemed to belong exclusively to the person on who…
Any co-owner may build against a party wall, and have beams or joists placed in the full thickness of the wall, to within fifty-four millimetres, without prejudice to the neighbour's right to have the…
Any co-owner may have the party wall raised; but he alone must pay the expense of the raising and the maintenance repairs above the height of the common fence; he alone must also pay the maintenance c…
The joint fence must be maintained at joint expense; but the neighbour may avoid this obligation by renouncing joint ownership. This option ceases if the ditch is usually used for drainage.
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