P.R. Laws tit. 30, § 2558
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Unless there is a specific agreement or legal provision to the contrary, a mortgage, whatever the nature and form of the obligation that it secures, shall not include:
(1) Movable objects that are permanently placed on the mortgaged property, either for its decoration, comfort or development, or for industrial use, unless they cannot be removed without breaking the material or deteriorating the object.
(2) The crops, in whatever state they may be.
(3) Rentals which are due and unpaid at the time payment of the secured loan is required.
(4) The construction of new buildings where there were none before.
History —Mortgage Law, 1979, § 162.