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a. Ownership
- confers certain basic rights over the property for example rights to exclusive use, possession, misuse and disposition
- the proprietor may part with the possession by choice
-it is a question of the law
b. Possession
- this is a mere fact of holding or controlling the property
- it does not generally confer proprietary rights
- it is a question of fact
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