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230 PROPERTY<br />

139 The usufructuary by general title must contribute<br />

towards the payment of any debts due, along with the bare<br />

owner, as hereinbelow provided.<br />

Each must pay the debt in proportion to his share in the<br />

succession following an estimate, if need be, of the property of<br />

the succession.<br />

The bare owner is responsible for the capital and the<br />

usufructuary for the interest.<br />

If the usufructuary wishes to advance the amount<br />

required to extinguish the debt, the capital is restored to him<br />

by the bare owner without interest, upon termination of the<br />

usufruct.<br />

If the usufructuary does not wish to make this advance,<br />

the bare owner may either pay the amount, in which case the<br />

usufructuary pays him interest on the amount as long as the<br />

usufruct lasts, or may cause a sufficient portion of the property<br />

subject to the usufruct to be sold.<br />

140 The usufructuary is responsible for the full cost of<br />

proceedings relating exclusively to the right of usufruct.<br />

If the proceedings affect the rights of both the owner and<br />

the usufructuary, and the usufruct continues after such<br />

proceedings, the preceding article applies.<br />

If the usufruct terminates as a result of the proceedings,<br />

the costs are shared equally by the usufructuary and the bare<br />

owner.<br />

141 If, during the usufruct, a third party encroaches on the<br />

thing of the bare owner or otherwise threatens his rights, the<br />

usufructuary must so notify the bare owner. If he fails to do so,<br />

the usufructuary is responsible for all damages which may<br />

result to the bare owner, as if he himself had caused them.

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