Civil Transactions Law

1. The usufructuary shall use the thing subject of the usufruct within the agreed- upon limits. If no agreement is made, he shall use the thing within the limits of the usual usufruct according to the intended purpose of the thing. 2. The owner may object to any use that is unlawful or inconsistent with the nature of the thing subject of the usufruct. He may, if he establishes that his rights may be prejudiced, demand that the usufructuary provides securities. Civil Transactions Law If the usufructuary fails to provide such securities or if such use continues, the court may order confiscation of the thing and entrust the management thereof to a third party. The court may also, depending on the gravity of the situation and without prejudice to the rights of third parties, terminate the usufruct right.