Civil Transactions Law

1. An owner shall not exercise his right to the extent that causes harm to his neighbor’s property. 2. A neighbor may not have the right of recourse against his neighbor for Civil Transactions Law unavoidable inconveniences. A neighbor may, however, demand that such inconveniences be remedied if they exceed acceptable limits, subject to custom, the nature of the real property, the location of each property vis-a- vis the other, and the intended purpose of each property. A license issued by a government agency shall not preclude a neighbor from exercising his right to demand remedy for such inconveniences.