According to the Civil Code, article 148, fallen fruits from a tree or bush onto a neighboring ground are considered its yield. However, this rule does not apply if the neighboring ground is designated for a different use. This means that the owner of the neighboring ground cannot make claims for fruits that have fallen onto their property and can only keep them if they have fallen naturally. This rule is further clarified in the Civil Code, which also regulates the issue of boundary trees. In Wrocław, there are many fruit trees planted in public spaces, but there is no penalty for taking the fallen fruits as long as they have fallen naturally.