usufruct in Portuguese
usufruct in Portuguese is usufruto — usufruct means 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.
usufruct in Portuguese
usufruto
(law) The legal right to use and derive profit or benefit from property that belongs to another person, as long as the property is not damaged.
What does "usufruct" mean?
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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.
"The widow was granted usufruct of the family farm for the rest of her life."
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verb To use property belonging to someone else and take the profit or benefit from it.
"Tenants were permitted to usufruct the orchard's fruit each season."
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usufruct in a sentence
- The widow was granted usufruct of the family farm for the rest of her life.
- Under the agreement, he held usufruct of the land but not ownership of it.
- Tenants were permitted to usufruct the orchard's fruit each season.
- She usufructed the pasture without ever owning it outright.
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What is "usufruct" in Portuguese?
"usufruct" in Portuguese is usufruto. usufruct means: 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.
How do you use "usufruct" in a sentence?
Example: "The widow was granted usufruct of the family farm for the rest of her life." In Portuguese, "usufruct" is usufruto.
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