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One adjoining building has four storeys and the other two. A claimant relies solely on Article 659’s building-wall presumption to assert common ownership of every upper portion, with no additional title or proof. Which is best?

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The statutory presumption reaches the point of common elevation; the higher portion needs its own legal basis Only the larger floor area matters The shorter building automatically owns the entire taller building Every upper wall is public property

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