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Louisiana's 'usufruct' is a civil law concept that grants:

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B) The right to use and enjoy another's property and its fruits (income) without altering its substance

Usufruct (Civil Code Art. 535) grants the usufructuary the right to use property and collect its fruits (rents, profits) for a period, typically the usufructuary's lifetime. The naked owner retains ultimate ownership.

Answer Options
A
Full ownership forever
B
The right to use and enjoy another's property and its fruits (income) without altering its substance
C
Only the right to sell the property
D
Government control of private land

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Key Terms:

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