Difference between revisions of "What Is Property?"
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==What is the relationship between owners, property, and other people?== | ==What is the relationship between owners, property, and other people?== | ||
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==What are the component rights of property?== | ==What are the component rights of property?== | ||
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In law, liberal property rights are considered to be bundles of rights because very often these component rights have different owners. Tony Honoré, in his book [[Making Law Bind: Essays Legal and Philosophical]] p. 165, lists the component rights of ownership of property:: | In law, liberal property rights are considered to be bundles of rights because very often these component rights have different owners. Tony Honoré, in his book [[Making Law Bind: Essays Legal and Philosophical]] p. 165, lists the component rights of ownership of property:: | ||
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According to Honoré, for full ownership in a thing to be recognised, an individual must hold most (but not necessarily all) of these elements regarding that thing. | According to Honoré, for full ownership in a thing to be recognised, an individual must hold most (but not necessarily all) of these elements regarding that thing. | ||
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| + | Full liberal rights would consist of all these elements. | ||
==Are there different rights for public property?== | ==Are there different rights for public property?== | ||
