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Legal Definitions - fast estate
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Definition of fast estate
Definition: Property refers to the right of ownership, possession, use, and enjoyment of a specific thing, either a piece of land or a chattel. It is a bundle of rights that a person has over a determinate thing. Property can also refer to any external thing over which the rights of possession, use, and enjoyment are exercised.
Examples:
- A person owns a house and has the right to possess, use, and enjoy it.
- A company owns a piece of land and has the right to use it for their business purposes.
- A person owns a car and has the right to possess, use, and enjoy it.
The examples illustrate the concept of property as the right of ownership, possession, use, and enjoyment of a specific thing. In each example, the owner has the legal right to control and use the property as they see fit, within the limits of the law.
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Simple Definition
Property refers to the right to possess, use, and enjoy something, whether it's land or an object. It's like having a bundle of rights that come with ownership. There are different types of property, such as corporeal property (things you can touch) and incorporeal property (rights that you can't touch). When someone gives up their property voluntarily, it's called abandoned property. When someone has complete control over their property, it's called absolute property. Income property is property that produces income, like rental property.
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