Discussion
The word 'possessio' denotes :
Answer: B
'Possessio' denotes physical control over a thing.
In Roman law possessio was the fact of holding and controlling a thing, protected by the praetor's interdicts, as distinct from dominium, ownership. Its physical element is called corpus and its mental element animus.
The absolute right to a thing is ownership (dominium), not possession; a thief can possess without owning. 'Absolute justice' and Hohfeld's analysis of jural relations have nothing to do with the term.
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