Explanation of Article 447
The article establishes the tenant's right to cultivate the land for agriculture throughout all seasons of the year, in the event that the type and kind of crops are not specified in the contract, even if it harms the land. The article implies that if the contract specifies a certain type or types of crops that are only planted in specific seasons of the year, this indicates the contracting parties' intention for cultivation to occur in those seasons only; therefore, the tenant is not permitted to plant other types in other seasons of the year.
Related To
Article 447
A person who leases a land for agricultural purposes without agreeing on the genus and type of plants to be cultivated may cultivate such land throughout the seasons of the year.