A lease, without writing, of rural land, is deemed to be made for the time necessary for the lessee to collect all the fruits of the leased inheritance.
Thus the farm lease of a meadow, a vineyard, and any other land whose fruits are collected in full in the course of the year, is deemed to be made for one year.
The lease of arable land, when it is divided by soles or seasons, is deemed to be made for as many years as there are soles.