Article 691
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…
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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.
…ts without the contract containing any agreement relating to the easement, it continues to exist actively or passively in favour of or on the land disposed of..
They revive if things are restored in such a way that they can be used; unless a sufficient period of time has already elapsed to make it presumed that the easement has been extinguished, as stated in…
If the inheritance in favour of which the easement is established belongs to several par undivided, the enjoyment of one prevents prescription in respect of all.
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.
If, among the co-owners, there is one against whom prescription could not run, such as a minor, he shall have retained the right of all the others.
Continuous and apparent easements are acquired by title, or by possession for thirty years.
The thirty years begin to run, according to the various types of easement, either from the day when enjoyment ceases, in the case of discontinuous easements, or from the day when an act contrary to th…
It is forbidden to admit minors under the age of sixteen who are not accompanied by their father, mother, guardian or any other person over the age of eighteen who is responsible for or supervises the…
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