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1. In legal terms, what is possession?
Physical control of property
ExplanationHaving physical control over property.
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2. What is adverse possession?
Gaining ownership through continuous use without permission
ExplanationAcquiring ownership by long-term use without consent.
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3. Which legal principle is associated with the saying 'possession is nine-tenths of the law'?
Presumption of ownership
ExplanationAssuming ownership based on possession.
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6. What is the concept of 'lost property' in possession law?
Property found by someone with no known owner
ExplanationUnclaimed property discovered by others.
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8. What is the doctrine of 'abandonment' in property law?
Intentionally giving up ownership and possession of property
ExplanationVoluntarily relinquishing ownership and control.
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11. What is the principle of 'first possession' in property law?
Priority given to the first person to physically control the property
ExplanationPreference for the initial physical occupant.
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4. What is the difference between possession and ownership?
Possession is physical control, while ownership is a legal right
ExplanationControl versus legal rights over property.
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5. What is the 'bundle of rights' concept in property law?
The rights of a property owner to use, enjoy, and dispose of their property
ExplanationCollection of rights including use, enjoyment, and disposal.
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7. How does adverse possession impact property rights?
Diminishes property rights through continuous use by others
ExplanationReduces rights due to long-term unauthorized use.
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9. What is the significance of 'constructive possession' in property law?
Legal recognition of possession without actual physical control
ExplanationAcknowledgment of possession without direct control.
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10. How does the concept of 'adverse possession' vary across jurisdictions?
Varies depending on local laws and regulations
ExplanationDifferences in application based on regional laws.