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Showing 501–510 of 14914 articles for “Art. 6 mars 1996”
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…
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…
Any person whose property borders a running water, other than one declared to be a public domain dependency by article 538 under the heading "De la distinction des biens", may use it as it passes for…
Those established for the public or communal utility have as their object the footpath along state-owned watercourses, the construction or repair of roads and other public or communal works. Everythin…
The right of habitation is restricted to what is necessary for the habitation of the person to whom this right is granted and his family.
Such windows or days may be established only twenty-six decimetres (eight feet) above the floor or ground of the room to be lighted, if on the ground floor, and nineteen decimetres (six feet) above th…
The person to whom an easement is owed has the right to make all the works necessary to use and conserve it.
Any fence which separates hereditaments is deemed to be joint, unless there is only one of the hereditaments in a state of enclosure, or if there is a title, prescription or mark to the contrary. For…
When one establishes an easement, one is supposed to grant all that is necessary to use it. Thus the easement to draw water from another's fountain necessarily carries with it the right of way.
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