Where the dominant or servient tenement belongs to two or more persons, either as co-holders of the right of use, or as holders of the right of use, of different parts, they are solidarily liable for the performance of the pecuniary obligations which result from the servitude and become exigible during the existence of their right, to the extent that these obligations have not been divided over their rights.
After transfer or attribution of the dominant or the servient tenement, or of a part or a share of it, the acquirer and his predecessor are solidarily liable for the pecuniary obligations, referred to in sub-Article 1, which have become exigible in the two preceding years.
The agreement of establishment may derogate from the preceding sub-Articles. However, derogation from sub-Article 2 is of no effect where this would be detrimental to the acquirer.
