P.R. Laws tit. 12, § 785j
In the event that the responsibilities contained in the deed that constitutes the conservation easement are not met [by the] owner of the easement, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and any natural or juridical person who shows an interest in the conservation of the natural resources of Puerto Rico may file a civil action to require its compliance.
If any party fails to comply with its responsibilities and by thus damages the conservation easement, the owner of the easement, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and any natural or juridical person who shows an interest in the conservation of the natural resources of Puerto Rico shall be entitled to claim that the land involved be restored to its original state at the expense of the noncomplying party. In the event that it is impossible to restore the land to its original state, the noncomplying party shall be liable to pay a sum of money that could be up to three times the value of the easement to the owner of record.
The owner of record, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and any natural or juridical person, that show an interest in protecting the natural resources of Puerto Rico, may claim the payment or compensation from the noncomplying party for any expense incurred when assuming or exacting the obligations provided in the public deed.
History —Dec. 27, 2001, No. 183, § 13.