French Civil CodeIn force
Section 3: How usufruct ends
Article 619
Usufruct, which is not granted to individuals, lasts for only thirty years.
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Usufruct, which is not granted to individuals, lasts for only thirty years.
Usufruct granted until a third party has reached a fixed age lasts until that time, even if the third party has died before the fixed age.
The usufructuary's creditors may have any waiver made by him to their prejudice annulled.
The rights of use and habitation are regulated by the title which established them and receive, according to its provisions, more or less extent.
The usufructuary is only liable for maintenance repairs. Major repairs remain the responsibility of the owner, unless they have been caused by a failure to carry out maintenance repairs since the usuf…
The usufructuary by particular title is not liable for the debts on which the land is mortgaged: if he is forced to pay them, he has his recourse against the owner, except as provided in Article 1020,…
The usufructuary takes the things in the state in which they are, but he may not enter into enjoyment until he has caused to be drawn up, in the presence of the owner, or him duly summoned, an invento…
In the event of the simultaneous sale of the usufruct and bare ownership of a property, the price is divided between the usufruct and bare ownership according to the respective value of each of these…
If the usufruct is established over a building only, and that building is destroyed by fire or other accident, or collapses from disrepair, the usufructuary will have no right to enjoy either the soil…
He gives security for reasonable enjoyment, if he is not exempted from this by the deed constituting the usufruct; however, as the father and mother have the legal usufruct of their children's propert…
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