DEFINITION OF USUFRUCT AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN CIVIL LAW
DEFINITION OF USUFRUCT AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN CIVIL LAW

Summary/Abstract: Usufructuary is a general way of acquiring the property right, but it also constitutes an indirect sanction directed against the former owner of the building, who, showing negligence, left it in possession for a long time another person, allowing him through his passivity to behave publicly as an owner. Therefore, the active procedural capacity in the request to establish the right to ownership through usufruct can only be owned by the former owner of the building and by since the plaintiff did not prove the ownership of the land in dispute, and the defendant constantly testified to the court that the plaintiff never had the respective land in his patrimony, it is obvious that the plaintiff has no standing active process.

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