I. Concerning the Compensation for Cutting Down Trees 274 II. Where Anyone Destroys the Garden of Another 275 III. Where Injury, or Homicide, Results from the Cutting Down of a Tree 275 IV. Where a Tree is Partially Cut Down, or is Injured by Fire 276 V. Concerning the Cutting Down, Tearing up, or Burning of Vines; and the Seizure of Growing Crops 276 VI. Where Fences are Cut Down, or Burned 277 VII. Where Fence Posts are Cut 277 VIII. Where Anyone is Caught with a Vehicle, in a Wood Belonging to Another 278 IX. Concerning the Unreasonable Enclosure of Orchards, Vineyards and Pastures 278 X. Where Animals are Voluntarily Loosed in Fields where there are Crops, or in Vineyards 278 XI. Where Animals Damage Growing Crops 279 XII. Where an Enclosed Field is Ruined by Flocks 279 XIII. Where Fruits of any Kind are Destroyed by Animals 279 XIV. Where, while Anyone is Driving Cattle out of Cultivated Fields, Another Person Rescues them, or Takes Possession of them afterwards Secretly or by Force 280 XV. Concerning Animals Found in Vineyards, Fields of Grain, or Meadows 281 XVI. Where Animals Depart from Fields of Growing Grain Before they are Driven Out 282 XVII. Where Anyone Mutilates an Animal found in a Field of Grain 282 TITLE IV.--_Concerning Injuries to Animals, and Other Property._ I. Where a Horse, or any other Animal, which has been Tied Up, is Removed, or Injured, in any Way, Without the Consent of the Owner 284 II. Where any Animal which has been Loaned, is Used against the Directions, or Will of the Owner, or is Abused 285 III. Where the Mane or Tail of a Horse, or any Other Animal, is cut off by Anyone 285 IV. Where Anyone Castrates an Animal Belonging to Another 285 V. Where Anyone Produces an Abortion upon a Beast of Burden Belonging to Another 286 VI. Where Anyone Produces an Abortion upon any kind of Animal Belonging to Another 286