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Louisiana Servitude for Drainage Line
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DescriptionThis is an example of a real rural servitude granted for a drainage line from a mechanical treatment plant. Real servitudes are divided into rural and urban. Rural servitudes are those which are due by an estate to another estate, such as the right of passage over the serving estate, or that which owes the servitude, or to draw water from it, or to water cattle there, or to take coal, lime and wood from it, and the like. Urban servitudes are those which are established over a building fur the convenience of another, such as the right of resting the joists in the wall of the serving building, of opening windows which overlook the serving estate, and the like. | |||||||||||||||||
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