usufruct

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Noun — The legal right to use property belonging to someone else and to take the profit or benefit from it, provided the property itself is not damaged.

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How to use usufruct

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grant usufruct hold usufruct usufruct of the land usufruct rights

It is a technical legal term, rarely used outside law or formal writing.

Etymology

Usufruct comes from Late Latin usufructus, itself joining usus (use) and fructus (fruit or produce), reflecting the idea of using the fruits of something owned by another.

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Frequently asked questions

What does usufruct mean?

It is a legal term for the right to use someone else's property and benefit from it, as long as you do not damage it.

Who normally has a usufruct?

A usufruct is typically granted to a person other than the owner, such as a family member, allowing them to use and benefit from property they do not own.

Is usufruct the same as ownership?

No, usufruct only gives the right to use and profit from property; ownership itself stays with someone else.

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