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Those who worked the land were in effect hereditary tenants, whose right to the land was usufructuary.
A Thai usufruct is an agreement in which one party confers upon another, full enjoyment of a Thai property.
If the father died first, his widow had usufruct of the property, provided she did not remarry. Usufruct rights were lifelong and extended over many generations. Today direct violence is also increasingly used to deter women from filing claims, or from exercising the usufruct rights to land that some customarily have.
The gains granted by usufruct can be clearly seen in the Latin phrase from which the word developed, usus et fructus, which means "use and enjoyment." Latin speakers condensed that phrase to ususfructus, the term English speakers used as the model for our modern word.
Usufruct is the right to use and benefit from a property, while the ownership of which belongs to another person. The person who enjoys the usufruct is called the usufructuary.