The owner of a land parcel has the right to demand from the owner of a neighboring land parcel the grant of the right of limited use of this parcel (a servitude).
A servitude may be established to provide for walking and riding through the neighboring land parcel, installation and exploitation of lines of electric transmission, communications and pipelines, provision of water supply and melioration and also other needs of the owner of the immovable property that cannot be  ensured without establishment of the servitude.
The burdening of a land parcel with a servitude does not deprive the owner of the parcel of the right of possession, use, and disposition of this parcel.
A servitude may not be an independent subject of purchase and sale, pledge, or lease.
A servitude may be voluntary or compulsory.
A voluntary servitude is established by a written agreement, certified by notarial procedure, between the person requesting establishment of the servitude and the owner of a neighboring parcel.
A compulsory servitude shall be established by a court on suit by a person requesting establishment of the servitude in the case of failure to achieve agreement on the establishment or conditions of a voluntary servitude.

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