Примери за usufruct

• When communal land tenure was the norm, the tiaxcas could reassign usufruct rights to assist the disadvantaged and punish malefactors or shirkers.

• How can fairness in the distribution of lifelong usufruct rights be guaranteed, given the differences in soil fertility from area to area ?

• One comprised the irrigated plots that, de facto, belonged to individual families where usufruct rights were handed down from parents to children.

• Although the state legally owned the land and retained the eminent domain, the possession and usufruct rights belonged to farmers.

• Cocoa, being a semi-permanent tree crop, changed the nature of usufruct, and the proliferation of land sales led to protracted land disputes and litigation.

• Unlike a conduenazgo, no statute or written contract protected the usufruct holders as legitimate co-owners.

• A person could claim usufruct rights through the barrio of a parent (ancestral barrio), but not the barrio of a spouse (conjugal barrio).

• Moreover, the state owns the land, giving farmers only temporary usufruct rights.

• If the father died first, his widow had usufruct of the property, provided she did not remarry.

• Usufruct rights were lifelong and extended over many generations.

• Today direct violence is also increasingly used to deter women from filing claims, or from exercising the usufruct rights to land that some customarily have.

• In addition, widows enjoyed a lifetime usufruct of half of their deceased husband's eigen goed.

• Usufruct had long been granted on the basis of continuing cultivation and could be taken away when cultivation was abandoned.

• As indicated, the mashadd maska was equivalent to the right of usufruct (haqq al-tasarruf) over the land.

• The priority to usufruct of land will be given to local villagers, though any person may ask for land in any place where he or she wants to live.