[Jurisprudence] Austin defined ownership as “a right indefinite in point of user, unrestricted in point of disposition, and unlimited in point of duration over a determinate thing.” The...
In legal sense, ownership consists of innumerable rights over property, for example, the rights of exclusive enjoyment, of destruction, alteration, and alienation, and of maintaining and recovering possession...
[Jurisprudence] Ownership is the fullest right that can exist over a thing, and must of necessity be over one’s own property. In other words, it is a jus...
[Jurisprudence] The legal remedies provided for the protection of possession even against ownership are called possessorium or possessory remedies. A wrongful possessor, who is deprived of his possession...
[Jurisprudence] Animus is the intention to hold the possession against all other except the true owner. That is to say, in other words, the animus is the conscious...
[Jurisprudence] Corpus or physical control means that there exists such physical contact of a person with a thing as to give rise to a reasonable assumption that others...
[Jurisprudence] -According to Savigny, the essence of possession is to be found in the physical power of exclusion. He maintained that possession is consisted of two elements, namely,...
[Jurisprudence] In Ancient Hindu law, possession was of two kinds: (a) with title and, (2) without title whose possession continued for three generation. Ownership was never created by...
[Jurisprudence] The conception of possession has evolved through a long course of time. In the beginning, it was only a fact; it meant physical control over a thing....
[Jurisprudence] Possession is an evidence of ownership. Its transfer is one of the chief methods of transferring ownership. The possession of a thing is good title against the...
