The usufructuary of woodland is entitled to farm it within the limits of a reasonable business plan.
Both owner and usufructuary may require compliance with a plan which takes due account of their rights.
Where there is large-scale loss of woodland caused by storm, snow, fire, insect infestation or other factors, either the exploitation must gradually be reduced or the business plan adapted to the changed circumstances; income realised from the clearing of timber must be invested at interest and serves as compensation for the loss of woodland.
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