Art. 726. Servitude on after-acquired property.
Parties may agree to establish a predial servitude on, or for the benefit of, an estate of which one is not then the owner. If the ownership is acquired, the servitude is established.
Parties may agree that a building not yet built will be subjected to a servitude or that it will have the benefit of a servitude when it is built.
Acts 1977, No. 514, §1.
Art. 726. Servitude on after-acquired property.
Parties may agree to establish a predial servitude on, or for the benefit of, an estate of which one is not then the owner. If the ownership is acquired, the servitude is established.
Parties may agree that a building not yet built will be subjected to a servitude or that it will have the benefit of a servitude when it is built.
Acts 1977, No. 514, §1.
Art. 726. Servitude on after-acquired property.
Parties may agree to establish a predial servitude on, or for the benefit of, an estate of which one is not then the owner. If the ownership is acquired, the servitude is established.
Parties may agree that a building not yet built will be subjected to a servitude or that it will have the benefit of a servitude when it is built.
Acts 1977, No. 514, §1.
