What is PROPERTY RIGHTS?

The rights given to the person or persons who have a right to own the property through purchase or bequest. These are basic rights in any society though absolute right for a property is rare in any society.

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Related Legal Terms

TRADE RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (TRIPS), PRIVATE RIGHTS, CONJUGAL RIGHTS, RIGHTS ISSUE, RELATIVE RIGHTS, BUNDLE-OF-RIGHTS THEORY, PRIVATE LABEL RIGHTS, SUBSURFACE RIGHTS, MINERAL RIGHTS, SEPARATE PROPERTY


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