Corporeal possession means possession of material things. Thus which of the following is NOT an example of incorporeal possession?
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Corporeal possession means possession of material things. Thus which of the following is NOT an example of incorporeal possession?
- Copyright
- Trademark
- Chattel
- Easement
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Chattel
Incorporeal possession is possession of rights (copyright, trademark, easement). A chattel is a tangible movable thing, so its possession is corporeal; hence chattel is not an example of incorporeal possession.
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