Section 261: Immovable property – House built on “Pas Géométriques” leased from
consolidated text (as at 2017). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
261. Immovable property – House built on “Pas Géométriques” leased from
Government—A house (“campement”) built on “Pas Géométriques” leased
from Government and owned by the lessee of the “Pas Géométriques” is an
immovable property and if it yields rent at the rate of 300 rupees per annum,
it gives the required qualification to the owner, de Boucherville v Henry
(1911).