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Bare Ownership Sale Following Usufruct Grant: Termination for Non-Repair Rejected

Numéro de cause JURITEXT000006956967

Autorité / Tribunal Cour de cassation

Juridiction

France (FR)

Date de la décision 1961-04-21

Issue du litige annulled

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An owner who granted a usufruct over their property to another party subsequently sold the bare ownership to a third party, and when the bare owner sought to have the usufruct terminated due to the usufructuary's failure to carry out necessary repairs, the court rejected the claim, reasoning that the stipulation in the original act requiring the usufructuary to make repairs, which the buyer of the bare ownership was presumed to be aware of, did not grant the bare owner the right to unilaterally terminate the usufruct for non-performance of these obligations; rather, the appropriate remedy for the bare owner was to compel the usufructuary to perform the repairs or to seek reimbursement for expenses incurred in making them.

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Bare Ownership Sale Following Usufruct Grant: Termination for Non-Repair Rejected: An owner who granted a usufruct over their property to another party subsequently sold the bare ownership to a third party, and when the bare owner sought to have the usufruct terminated due to the usufructuary's failure to carry out necessary repairs, the court rejected the claim, reasoning that the stipulation in the original act requiring the usufructuary to make repairs, which the buyer of the bare ownership was presumed to be aware of, did not grant the bare owner the right to unilaterally terminate the usufruct for non-performance of these obligations; rather, the appropriate remedy for the bare owner was to compel the usufructuary to perform the repairs or to seek reimbursement for expenses incurred in making them.