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In some jurisdictions, a person who found lost or mislaid property is referred to as a(n) ________.
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Define a bailment. Compare and contrast a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailor and a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailee.
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A person using another's property for a different purpose than the one agreed upon is a(n) ________ bailee.
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To acquire a personal property by gift, what people are necessary?
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A right to possess something only obtainable by a legal action is called a(n) ________ in action.
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People creating property through their intellectual activities always own rights to this intellectual property.
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Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Gift causa mortis
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Define a donor and donee. Compare and contrast an inter vivos gift and a causa mortis gift.
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Property that is not perceptible to the senses and cannot be touched is called intangible personal property.
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What legal concept presumes that the owner has title to the property?
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Personal property is acquired when a person receives a ________ from a donor.
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Property can be involuntarily transferred when someone finds it.
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A bailment is created when a car's owner leaves the car at an auto repair shop to be fixed.
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What term describes a sale of property when the auctioneer may not withdraw the goods after one bid has been placed?
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