Discussion
A personal servitude is one which is vested in an individual because of his .................. .
Answer: C
The answer is personality.
Servitudes are rights over another's property. A praedial servitude, such as a right of way, belongs to the owner of one piece of land as such and passes with that land. A personal servitude, such as a usufruct, is attached to a particular person and ends with that person; it exists because of who the holder is, that is, because of his personality, not because he owns neighbouring land.
'Rights', 'power' and 'obligation' describe the content of the servitude or its effect on the owner, not the basis on which it vests in an individual.
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