Article L2242-2
When a gift or bequest is made to a hamlet or district that does not constitute a section of a commune, the municipal council decides whether to accept the donation.If it is accepted, the commune mana…
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When a gift or bequest is made to a hamlet or district that does not constitute a section of a commune, the municipal council decides whether to accept the donation.If it is accepted, the commune mana…
Any owner may close his inheritance, except for the exception made in article 682.
The lower lands are subject to those that are higher to receive the water that flows naturally from them without the hand of man having contributed to it. The lower owner may not raise a dyke that pre…
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…
…rs or to facilitate their passage through their property. Nor may he use it in such a way as to deprive the inhabitants of a commune, village or hamlet of the water they need; but if the inhabitants h…
…t to use and dispose of rainwater that falls on his land.If the use of this water or the direction given to it aggravates the natural flow easement established by article 640, compensation is due to t…
…pring waters form a watercourse with the character of public and flowing waters, the owner may not divert them from their natural course to the prejudice of inferior users..
If a dispute arises between the owners to whom these waters may be useful, the courts, in adjudicating, must reconcile the interests of agriculture with the respect due to property; and, in all cases,…
Any owner may oblige his neighbour to demarcate their adjoining properties. The demarcation is carried out at joint expense.
An owner who wishes to close himself off loses his right to rangeland and fallow grazing in proportion to the land he subtracts from it.
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