Discussion
The word 'dominium' denotes :
Answer: B
'Dominium' denotes the absolute right to a thing.
In Roman law dominium was ownership: the fullest right a person could have over a thing, including the rights to use, enjoy and dispose of it. It is the root of the modern concept of ownership.
Physical control over a thing is possessio, possession, which Roman law kept distinct from dominium. Hohfeld's analysis of rights is a modern theory, and 'development of the idea of possession' describes a different concept.
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