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Showing 641–650 of 29557 articles for “Art. 5 janv. 1983 + Cass. 3e civ.”
He shall also enjoy, in the same manner as the owner, mines and quarries which are in operation at the opening of the usufruct; and nevertheless, if it is a question of an operation which cannot be ma…
Property of the ground carries with it ownership of the land above and below.The owner may make above it all the plantations and constructions he deems appropriate, subject to the exceptions set out i…
Islands, islets and landings that form in the bed of state-owned watercourses belong to the public entity that owns the domain concerned, in the absence of a title or prescription to the contrary.
Usufruct is the right to enjoy things owned by another, like the owner himself, but with the charge of preserving their substance.
Communal assets are those to whose ownership or proceeds the inhabitants of one or more communes have an acquired right.
All constructions, plantations and works on land or in the interior are presumed to have been made by the owner at his own expense and to belong to him, unless the contrary is proved; without prejudic…
Civil fruits are house rents, interest on sums due, arrears on annuities. Farm lease prices are also classed as civil fruits.
If the usufruct includes things that cannot be used without being consumed, such as money, grain, liquor, the usufructuary has the right to use them, but on condition that, at the end of the usufruct,…
Fruit trees that die, and even those that are uprooted or broken by accident, belong to the usufructuary, with the obligation to replace them with others.
One may have over the property, either a right of ownership, or a mere right of enjoyment, or only land services to claim.
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