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=S=> BGB 906. 1 The owner of a plot of land may not prohibit the introduction of gases , steam , smells , smoke , soot , warmth , noise , vibrations and similar influences emanating from another plot of land to the extent that the influence does not interfere with the use of his plot of land , or interferes with it only to an insignificant extent . An insignificant interference is normally present if the limits or targets laid down in statutes or by statutory orders are not exceeded by the influences established and assessed under these provisions . The same applies to values in general administrative provisions that have been issued under section 48 of the Federal Environmental Impact Protection Act [ Bundes-Immissionsschutzgesetz ] and represent the state of the art .
=S=> BGB 906. 2 The same applies to the extent that a material interference is caused by a use of the other plot of land that is customary in the location and cannot be prevented by measures that are financially reasonable for users of this kind . Where the owner is obliged to tolerate an influence under these provisions , he may require from the user of the other plot of land reasonable compensation in money if the influence impairs a use of the owner's plot of land that is customary in the location or its income beyond the degree that the owner can be expected to tolerate .
=S=> BGB 906. 3 Introduction through a special pipe or line is impermissible .
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