Chapter III: Man-made easements and servitudes

The easement is extinguished by non-use for thirty years.

The thirty years begin to run, according to the various types of easement, either from the day when enjoyment ceases, in the case of discontinuous easements, or from the day when an act contrary to the easement is done, in the case of continuous easements.

The mode of the easement may be prescribed like the easement itself, and in the same manner.

If the inheritance in favour of which the easement is established belongs to several par undivided, the enjoyment of one prevents prescription in respect of all.

If, among the co-owners, there is one against whom prescription could not run, such as a minor, he shall have retained the right of all the others.