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210 Code civil suisse du 10 décembre 1907

210 Swiss Civil Code of 10 December 1907

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Art. 690 5. Drainage

1 Le propriétaire d’un fonds est tenu de recevoir sans indemnité les eaux provenant du drainage du fonds supérieur, si elles s’écoulaient déjà naturellement sur son terrain.

2 S’il éprouve un dommage de ce fait, il peut exiger du propriétaire du fonds supérieur qu’il établisse à ses propres frais une conduite à travers le fonds inférieur.

Art. 691 a. Duty to permit

1 Every landowner is obliged to permit water conduits, drainage pipes, gas pipes and the like and subterranean or overhead cables to traverse his or her land in exchange for full compensation, to the extent that such works would be impossible or prohibitively expensive if they did not traverse his or her land.581

2 The right for pipes, cables and conduits to traverse an adjoining parcel of land may not be claimed on the basis of the law of neighbours in cases subject to compulsory purchase under cantonal or federal law.

3 At the request of the dominant or the servient owner, such rights shall be recorded in the land register as an easement at the expense of the dominant owner. The right for pipes, cables and conduits to traverse an adjoining parcel of land may be cited in opposition to a person acquiring a parcel of land in good faith, even if it is not registered.582

581 Amended by No I 1 of the FA of 11 Dec. 2009 (Register Mortgage Certificates and other amendments to Property Law), in force since 1 Jan. 2012 (AS 2011 4637; BBl 2007 5283).

582 Amended by No I 1 of the FA of 11 Dec. 2009 (Register Mortgage Certificates and other amendments to Property Law), in force since 1 Jan. 2012 (AS 2011 4637; BBl 2007 5283).

 

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