Extinction of easements

The easements end: 1. By rejoining of the two tenements, dominant and servient, under the ownership of the same person; 2. By not using for thirty years, whatever be the reason, and not withstanding the incapacity of the dominant proprietor; 3. By renunciation or yielding by the owner of the dominant tenement. § Sole paragraph – The easement constituted by prescription may be declared extinct judicially, at the instance of the servient proprietor, after they become unnecessary to the dominant tenement, either because the corresponding needs of this tenement have ceased, or for being impossible to satisfy them through those tenements or because the dominant proprietor can make it by some other equally convenient means.