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Chapter III.
Things.

85.

Things in the sense of this law are corporeal things.

86.

Land and things fixed to it are immovables.

All other things are movables.

Obligations performable to bearer are deemed to be movables.

87.

If the owner of a thing attaches to it another thing owned by him for permanent use in connection with it, the thing attached becames an accessory.

The accessory thing is subject to all dispositions made of the principal thing.

88.

Products obtained in the ordinary use of a thing are natural fruits.

Money and other things received as consideration for the use of a thing are legal fruits.

89.

Natural fruits belong to the person who has the right to take them at the time when they are severed from the principal thing.

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