Claims of the indirect possessor

If an act of prohibited interference with the possessor’s possession is committed, the indirect possessor also is entitled to the claims set out in sections 861 and 862. If the possessor is deprived of possession, then the indirect possessor is entitled to require possession to be restored to the previous possessor; if the latter cannot or does not wish to retake possession, the indirect possessor may require that possession be granted to the indirect possessor. Under the same prerequisite, the indirect possessor, in the case set out in section 867, may require that they themselves be permitted to search for and remove the thing.