If the borrower has built or planted and the lender revokes the use of the land surrounding the structure/planting, what are the subsequent rights?

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If the borrower chooses to take the building and planting, they possess that right, as it is their property and they have the right to transport it. The borrower is not obligated to level the resulting excavation holes. This is based on the presumption that the lender consented to this upon lending the property, knowing the borrower might remove their planting. However, there is a possibility that the borrower must level the ground because the removal is by their choice, and if they refused removal, they would not be compelled, thus requiring them to level the ground as if they damaged their own land.