| Sumario: | This article aims to analyze agreements with third parties for forestry use in collective territories of black communities. Using documentary research, it was revised the legislation about forestry use issued in Colombia by comparing it with the special legislation of black communities to define the scope of the agreements between the community councils and third parties. It is concluded that agreements with third parties are a lawful activity, covered by the Act 70/1993. However, there are no precise guidelines, except for the persistence of the forest resource, laying down the scope of such agreements and the rules for which these are governed, if they are the ones of commercial law, civil law or own right.
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