(1) The owner of a plot of land may cut off and keep roots of a tree or of a bush that have intruded from a neighbouring plot of land. The same applies to projecting branches if the owner has set a reasonable time limit for the possessor of the neighbouring plot of land to remove them and the removal does not take place within the period.
(2) The owner does not have this right if the roots or the branches do not adversely affect the use of the plot of land.