Usufructuary
Pronunciation: \ˌyü-zə-ˈfrək-chə-ˌwer-ē, -sə-\
Function: noun
Date: circa 1618
1 : one having the usufruct of property
2 : one having the use or enjoyment of something
From Merriam-Webster.com
Usually, we say "tenant," but I think the person who wrote the contract was all excited to use "usufructuary."
I wonder... if you don't usufructuary, do you lose your fructuary?
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