ownership Flashcards
ways to own property
- Possession (occupancy)
- Intent to possess
- Actual controlling, holding, or occupying the property
- Relativity of title
- Who has the better title
- Discovery
- Custom
- Labor
- Conquest
- Gifts
the antelope rule
property belongs to the owner, unless abandoned or other legal rule has abolished ownership rights
dred scott v sanford holding
People of African descent brought to the United States and held as slaves, as well as their descendants (either slave or free), are not considered citizens of the United States and are not entitled to the protections and rights of the Constitution
in re baby m holding
Surrogacy contracts involving the exchange of money for a binding agreement by the surrogate to surrender her child upon birth are against public policy and void as a matter of law
moore v regents of the university of california holding
Once cells leave a patient’s body, they are no longer that patient’s property
flynn v holder holding