1. Are all things capable of being privately owned? What are some examples of real property? 2....

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1. Are all things capable of being privately owned? What are some examples of real property?

2. What is aboriginal title and in what ways does it differ from private ownership of real property?

3. How is personal property different from real property? What are some examples of personal property?

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Response to Question 1
All things can be privately owned unless and until there is any sort of aspects of public share and transfer. The real property are those aspects that are affixed to the land and the owner of the property has the right of ownership and has the right to possess, sell, lease and enjoy that property. Real property is effectively classified based on its general use as residential, commercial, industrial, or for certain special purposes. Effective examples of real property include buildings, reservoirs, canals, roads, and machinery.
Response to Question 3
The Aboriginal title refers to the inherent rights of the aboriginal people of the land and the territory.

1. Are all things capable of being privately owned? What are some examples of real property? 2. What is aboriginal title and in what ways does it differ from private ownership of real property? 3....

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