Art. 4705 Lessors' rights or real actions not affected

This rule makes it clear that landlords keep all the legal options they already had. If a tenant owes rent, the landlord can still take steps to collect that money. If the landlord needs to seize furniture or other items left on the rental property to cover unpaid rent, that right stays in place too.

The rule also says these protections don't cancel out or conflict with other laws about property rights, specifically Articles 3651 through 3664. Those articles deal with things like liens and how creditors can claim property. This part of the rule simply confirms that landlord rights and those other property laws can work together, not against each other.

In short, this rule doesn't create new rights for landlords. It just protects the rights they already have, making sure other parts of the law don't accidentally take those rights away.