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If by the will of their owners two things of the
same or different kinds are mixed, or if the mixture occurs
by chance, and in the latter case the things are not
separable without injury, each owner shall acquire a right
proportional to the part belonging to him, bearing in
mind the value of the things mixed or confused. (381)
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