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Ownership of patents, copyright and trademarks, and the right to an easement is called:

The objects described are intangible legal rights rather than ownership of physical things, so the classification is incorporeal ownership. Copyright in a work is distinct…

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Ownership of patents, copyright and trademarks, and the right to an easement is called:

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The objects described are intangible legal rights rather than ownership of physical things, so the classification is incorporeal ownership. Copyright in a work is distinct from ownership of a physical copy, as illustrated by Tata Consultancy Services; an easement similarly concerns a right over property rather than ownership of that physical property.

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