Ownership consists of
Question and options
Ownership consists of
- use of the thing to the exclusion of others
- disposing of the thing
- destroying the thing
- All of the given options are correct
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - All of the given options are correct
Ownership is the bundle of rights over a thing: to possess and use it to the exclusion of others (jus utendi), to dispose of it (jus disponendi) and even to destroy it (jus abutendi). Each single right is part of ownership, but none alone is the whole of it, so all of the given options together describe ownership.
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