The lease of a rural estate, when its duration is not fixed, shall be understood as executed for the full time required for the gathering of the fruits which the whole estate leased might produce in one (1) year, or all it could produce at one time, even though two (2) or more years may be necessary to obtain them.\nThat of arable lands, divided into two (2) or more crops, shall be considered as executed for as many years as there are crops.\nHistory —Civil Code, 1930, § 1467.
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