Explanation of Article 694
The article clarifies that the holder of the usufruct right, whether the owner or the beneficiary, has the right to limit this right to use only or to the right of habitation only. The right of use is a real right derived from the usufruct right, established for a person over something owned by another, allowing the holder of this right to use the thing for himself and his family. As for the right of habitation, it is a branch of the right of use, as it is limited to a specific type of use, which is habitation. It is inferred from this that the right of habitation can only be on real estate, unlike the rights of usufruct and use, which can be on both real estate and movable property.
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Article 694
The right of usufruct may be limited to the right of use or the right of habitation.