Uprooting of common trees or bushes

Uprooting of common trees or bushes If any of the owners of trees or bushes owned in common wants to uproot the same the other shall not be entitled to object but shall be entitled to half of the value of trees or bushes or half of the firewood or wood of the tree as may be convenient to him. § 1 - If however the tree or bush serves as a dividing mark it cannot be uprooted except by mutual consent. § 2 - The tree or bush removed may not be replaced by another except by mutual consent. § 3 - The fruits of the tree or bush owned in common and the expenses for its cultivation shall be shared in terms of article 2175 onwards.