Civil Transactions Law

1. If the lessee adds for his benefit structures or plants to the leased thing even with the lessor’s permission and the lessor and lessee did not agree that such additions will remain in place after the lapse of the lease term, the lessor may, at the end of the lease contract, demand removal of the same at the lessee’s expense, together with compensation, if applicable. The lessor, however, may keep such additions against payment of their value if removed or payment of the amount of appreciation of the leased thing due to such additions. 2. The lessee may demand the removal of the structures or plants he added if the removal does not cause harm to the leased thing, even if the lessor objects thereto.