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usufruit
† ˈusufruit Obs. Also 5 Sc. vse-fruyt, 7 usufrute. [a. OF. (and F.) usufruit (13th c.), ad. late L. ūsū-fructus usufruct n.] = usufruct n. 1.1478 Acta Dom. Conc. (1839) 13/1 Robert nor nane vþeris..has þe vse fruyt of þer wifis propir landis for þer life tyme. 1547 Bk. of Marchauntes d iiij, Possess... Oxford English Dictionary
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Paul Révoil
He studied law and published his thesis for a license, De l'Usufruit, in Paris on 30 May 1877. wikipedia.org
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usufruictor
† usufruictor, -uor obs. varr. usufructuary.1689 Def. Liberty agst. Tyrants 107 At the least we may esteem him [sc. the king] Usufruictuor of the Kingdom, and of the Demean; nay, truly we can allow him to have the Usufruit for being Usufrictor [sic]. Oxford English Dictionary
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use-fruyt
use-fruyt Sc. var. usufruit Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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usufruct
▪ I. usufruct, n. (ˈjuːzjuːfrʌkt) [a. late L. ūsūfruct-us (whence Sp. and Pg. usufructo, It. usu-, usofrutto, Pr. usufrug), ad. L. ūsus-fructus (abl. ūsū-fructū). Cf. usufruit.] 1. Law. The right of temporary possession, use, or enjoyment of the advantages of property belonging to another, so far as... Oxford English Dictionary
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Théâtre Tristan-Bernard
Lee Thompson, directed by Jean Dejoux 1962: Illégitime Défense by Frédéric Valmain, directed by Jean Dejoux (10 January) 1962: Pas d'usufruit pour tante wikipedia.org
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usufructuary
▪ I. usufructuary, n. (juːzjuːˈfrʌktjuːərɪ) [ad. late L. ūsūfructuāri-us, f. ūsūfructu-s usufruct n. Cf. Pg. usufructuario, It. usufruttuario.] 1. Law. One who has the temporary use and reaps the fruits or profits of an estate, benefice, office, etc., legally belonging to another or others; one who ... Oxford English Dictionary
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usual
usual, a. (ˈjuːʒuːəl, -ʊəl) Forms: 4–7 vsual, -all (6 vsial, wsuall), 6– usual (6–7 -all, 7 usewal); 4–7 vsu-, usuale; 4–5 vsu-, usuell. [a. OF. usual (1298 in Godef.), usuel (F. usuel), or ad. L. (post-class.) ūsuāl-is (whence It. usuale, Sp. and Pg. usual, Pr. uzual), f. ūsus use n.] 1. That is in... Oxford English Dictionary
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