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usufruct

/ˈjuː.zjuː.frʌkt/

Traduction: Droit réel de jouir d'un bien appartenant à autrui et d'en percevoir les fruits, à condition d'en conserver la substance.

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noun

C2formalcommonlegal/ˈjuː.zjuː.frʌkt/

A legal right to use and enjoy the benefits of another person's property without causing damage or altering its substance.

  • 🇫🇷Droit réel de jouir d'un bien appartenant à autrui et d'en percevoir les fruits, à condition d'en conserver la substance.
  1. Legal right to use property C2 formal legal

    The legal right to use and enjoy the benefits of another person's property without damaging or altering it.

    • The farmer held a usufruct over the land, allowing him to harvest crops but not sell the property.
    • Under Roman law, a usufruct could be granted for life.
    • The will granted her a usufruct of the estate, so she could live in the house but not sell it.

    🇫🇷Usufruit

    Synonymes: enjoymentuse

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