Sharing of fruits not plucked

If the usufructuary sells the fruits close to their ripening, and expires before they are plucked, the sale shall subsist, but the price shall belong to the owner after deducting the expenses made for their production; but if the plucking is partly done and partly to be done, the price shall be divided between the owner and the heirs of the usufructuary in proportion to the part plucked and that which remains to be plucked.