Servitude Scope Limitation: Agricultural Passage Extended to Commercial Use

A property owner granted a right of passage to a neighbor over their land for agricultural access, but the neighbor later sought to use the path for commercial transport of materials related to a commercial business established on their property, leading to a dispute over the scope of the servitude. The court of cassation quashed the lower court's decision, reasoning that a right of passage granted for specific, limited use, such as agricultural needs, cannot be unilaterally extended by the beneficiary to accommodate uses unrelated to the original purpose, particularly when that new use constitutes a substantial alteration or increased burden on the servient estate.