2 Articles curious Spanish civil code

Via Meneame I read an interesting article in the civil code, the kind you never know there until someone gives it to read the civil code, and by extension, as I found it curious as I read the next, and this is what put eye to the data:

Article 612 of the Civil Code

The owner of a swarm of bees shall be entitled to pursue on the estate of another, compensating the holder of this damage.
If person was surrounded, need the consent of the owner to enter.
When the owner has not pursued, or cease to pursue the swarm two consecutive days, can the owner of the property to occupy or hold.

So you know, if you have a house in the country, or the like and will miss the swarm someone can walk on your property to catch, unless you have a fence, in which case of asking permission. Of course, if 2 days is tired, or passes of bees, for it, bees are yours, look that good, haha. Immense.

Article 613 of the Civil Code

Pigeons, rabbits and fish, which in their respective breeding pasaren to another belonging to another owner, will be owned by it, provided they have not been attracted by some artifice or fraud.

And if I have a rabbit warren, and a bunny falls in love with my neighbor's farm and runs away, that will trick or fraud, or be deemed the result of Mother Nature?. This article is also curious, hehe.

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