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LEX IMPERIA V

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V.IV Servitude or Manorial Services
1. A servitude is a charge imposed upon an estate for the use and benefit of an estate belonging to another proprietor
2. Servitude does not establish any pre-eminence of one estate over another
3. Servitude is derived either from the natural situation of places, or from obligations imposed by Law, or from agreements between Citizen proprietors
4. Inferior lands are subjected to receive the waters that flow naturally from superior lands, where the hand of man has not contributed to
5. A Citizen who possesses a spring or source of fresh water on their lands may make use of it at their pleasure, saving the right which the proprietor of a lower field may have acquired by title or by prescription
6. Prescription may be acquired by uninterrupted enjoyment during the space of thirty years
7. The Citizen proprietor cannot change the course of a spring or waterway when it supplies the inhabitants of a community, village, estate, city, outpost, or any other settlement for their necessary use
8. A Citizen proprietor whose estate borders on a running water that is not declared a dependency of the Imperial domain, may employ it in any way he deems fit, as long as this does not befoul or unduly diminish the waterway
9. A Citizen proprietor whose estate is crossed by a running water, may employ it in any way he deems fit, on condition that the ordinary course of the water is restored at the boundary of their estate
10. Every Citizen proprietor may compel his neighbor to determine the common boundaries of their estates. Such determining must be at their common expense
11. Every proprietor may enclose their estate
12. Every proprietor who encloses their estate loses the rights to free pasturage and wilderness in proportion to the land he withdraws

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