The Law of Property

The Law of Property governs the rights and interests individuals have in land and objects. It covers how property is acquired, owned, transferred, and protected. This includes real estate, personal belongings, and intellectual property. Key concepts include ownership, rights of possession, use, and transfer, as well as legal responsibilities. Property law ensures clarity and security in transactions, protects ownership rights, and provides remedies for disputes. Essentially, it establishes how people can legally hold and leverage their property and navigate related legal relationships.