Article 689
Easements are either apparent or non-apparent. Apparent easements are those which are announced by external works, such as a door, a window, an aqueduct. Non-apparent easements are those which have no…
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Easements are either apparent or non-apparent. Apparent easements are those which are announced by external works, such as a door, a window, an aqueduct. Non-apparent easements are those which have no…
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…
Easements are either continuous or discontinuous. Continuous servitudes are those whose use is or can be continuous without needing the actual act of man: such are water pipes, sewers, views and the l…
Continuous servitudes which are not apparent, and discontinuous servitudes which are apparent or not apparent, can only be established by title. Even immemorial possession is not sufficient to establi…
The destination of the father of the family is equivalent to title in respect of continuous and apparent easements.
As long as the hedge is shared, the products belong to the owners in equal shares.
These works shall be at its expense, and not at the expense of the owner of the land subject to the easement, unless the title establishing the easement states otherwise.
Part of these obligations is regulated by the laws on rural policing; The others relate to the party wall and ditch, where there is a need for a counter-wall, views onto the neighbour's property, roof…
Owners are permitted to establish on their properties, or in favour of their properties, such easements as they see fit, provided nevertheless that the services established are imposed neither on the…
If the owner of two hereditaments between which there is an apparent sign of an easement, disposes of one of the hereditaments without the contract containing any agreement relating to the easement, i…
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