Ownership¶
Honoré, A. M. (1961). Ownership. Oxford Essays in Jurisprudence.
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Primes¶
- Property Rights
- The bundle can be split, attenuated, or recombined across holders, which is why the regime is best understood not as a single all-or-nothing fact but as a portfolio of separable entitlements held in some configuration by some set of parties.
This sourceThe canonical analysis of full liberal ownership as a bundle of distinct, separable incidents (the rights to possess, use, manage, take income, transfer, and so on); grounds the prime's "bundle of sticks" structure and the severability that lets distinct entitlements be reassigned independently.
- The bundle can be split, attenuated, or recombined across holders, which is why the regime is best understood not as a single all-or-nothing fact but as a portfolio of separable entitlements held in some configuration by some set of parties.
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