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Showing 401–410 of 14914 articles for “Art. 6 mars 1996”
With regard to the charges which may be imposed on the property during the usufruct, the usufructuary and the owner contribute to them as follows: The owner is obliged to pay them, and the usufructuar…
The usufruct may also cease through the abuse that the usufructuary makes of his enjoyment, either by committing damage to the land, or by allowing it to decay for lack of maintenance. The creditors o…
In the absence of a surety from the usufructuary, the owner may require that the furniture which withers through use be sold, for the price of it to be placed like that of commodities; and then the us…
The user, and he who has a right of habitation, must enjoy reasonable.
The usufructuary is liable, during his enjoyment, for all the annual charges of the inheritance, such as contributions and others which in usage are deemed to be charges of the fruits.
The usufructuary, or universal, or by universal title, must contribute with the owner to the payment of debts as follows: The value of the land subject to usufruct is estimated; the contribution to de…
If only part of the thing subject to the usufruct is destroyed, the usufruct is retained on what remains.
Delay in giving security does not deprive the usufructuary of the fruits to which he may be entitled; they are due to him from the time the usufruct was opened.
If the usufruct is established only over an animal which comes to perish through no fault of the usufructuary, the latter is not obliged to return another, nor to pay the estimate.
It cannot be enjoyed, as in the case of usufruct, without first giving security and making statements and inventories.
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