P.R. Laws tit. 12, § 726
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The owner of the land on which it is sought to impose a compulsory aqueduct servitude may object thereto on any of the following grounds:
(1) On the ground that the person applying for the order is not the owner or grantee of the water or land on which he intends to use it for purposes of private interest.
(2) On the ground that it can be imposed on other estates with the same advantages to the person seeking to impose it and with less inconvenience to the person who is to suffer it.
History —Law of Waters, art. 80.