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用益物権 (youekibukken) Japanese meaning: usufruct | Kotomora

用よう益えき物ぶっ権けん

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Meanings

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usufruct

A legal term referring to the right to use and enjoy the fruits or profits of property belonging to another, as long as the property itself is not damaged or altered. Used in civil law contexts.

用よう益えき物ぶっ権けんは、他た人にんの土と地ちを利り用ようする権けん利りの

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です

。

Usufruct is one of the rights to use another person's land.

民みん法ぽうには、用よう益えき物ぶっ権けんとして地ち上じょう権けんや永えい小こ作さく権けんが規き定ていされている。

The Civil Code stipulates superficies and emphyteusis as types of usufruct.

Kanji

用utilize, business, service
益benefit, gain, profit
物thing, object, matter
権authority, power, rights

Related words

地ち上じょう権けん
A specific type of usufruct (用益物権) that grants the right to use land for constructing buildings or other structures.
永えい小こ作さく権けん
Another specific usufruct right allowing long-term cultivation or livestock farming on another's land.

Built from

用よう益えき+物ぶっ権けん

Etymology

Compound of 用益 (ようえき, 'use and benefit') and 物権 (ぶっけん, 'real right'). The term is a direct translation of the Western legal concept of usufruct, adopted into Japanese civil law.