(1) The grantor may, if a claim is due that arose before the creation of the usufruct, require the usufructuary to return the objects necessary to satisfy the creditor. The grantor has the right of selection; however, they may select only the objects that are primarily suitable. To the extent that the objects returned are sufficient, the grantor is obliged in relation to the usufructuary to satisfy the creditor.
(2) The usufructuary may satisfy the obligation by providing the object owed. Where the object owed is not among the assets that are subject to the usufruct, the usufructuary is entitled, for the purpose of satisfying the creditor, to alienate an object from among the assets, if it is not possible without risk to await satisfaction by the grantor. In selecting it, the usufructuary is to give preference to an object that is suitable. If the usufructuary is obliged to provide compensation for the value of consumable things, then they may not effect an alienation.