An easement right is extinguished in the following cases: 1. The expiry of the term specified for it or the extinction of its subject matter. 2. The merger of the dominant and servient properties in the ownership of a single owner. 3. The impossibility of its use due to a change in the condition of the dominant and servient properties. The easement right shall be restored if the situation returns to what it was. 4. The abandonment of the right by its holder and their notification thereof to the owner of the servient property. 5. The disappearance of the purpose of the easement for the dominant property, or the persistence of a limited benefit that is disproportionate to the burdens imposed on the servient property.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.