Discussion
Which is not an essential of ownership ?
Answer: D
The statement that is not an essential of ownership is ownership is determinate in duration.
Ownership is indeterminate in duration: it lasts indefinitely and is not limited to a fixed period, which distinguishes it from lesser interests such as a lease or a life estate. That is one of its defining features in the accounts of Salmond and Austin.
The other three are among the incidents of ownership: the right to possess the thing, the right to use and enjoy it, and the right to consume, destroy or alienate it.
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