Article 404
If there is no testamentary guardian or if the guardian appointed as such ceases to hold office, the family council appoints a guardian for the minor.
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If there is no testamentary guardian or if the guardian appointed as such ceases to hold office, the family council appoints a guardian for the minor.
The property or rights of a minor may not be transferred to a trust.
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…
If only part of the thing subject to the usufruct is destroyed, the usufruct is retained on what remains.
Usufruct is extinguished:By the death of the usufructuary;By the expiry of the time for which it was granted;By the consolidation or reunion on the same head, of the two qualities of usufructuary and…
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.
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…
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