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CC 654 - Kinds of predial servitudes.
Art. 654. Kinds of predial servitudes.
Predial servitudes may be natural, legal, and voluntary or conventional. Natural servitudes arise from the natural situation of estates; legal servitudes are imposed by law; and voluntary or conventional servitudes are established by juridical act, prescription, or destination of the owner.
Acts 1977, No. 514, §1.
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