The right of possession of the property and the right to exclude others from the use of
The property are two examples of rights normally possessed by:
A)the government
B)the state legislature
C)the holder of title to the property
D)the holder of deed to the property
E)none of the other choices are correct

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The holder of title to the property has the right of possession of the property and the right to exclude others from its use. These rights are inherent in the ownership of the property and are not granted to the government or the state legislature. The holder of the deed is simply the party who received the deed to the property after a sale or transfer, and does not necessarily have ownership rights.

The Right of Possession of the Property and the Right