1Corpus and animus are the two elements of:
- Ownership
- Possession
- Easement
- Trust
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Answer: B. Possession
Possession requires physical control (corpus) and intention to hold (animus).
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| Environment & Human Rights | 10 |
| Family Law | 10 |
| Constitutional & Administrative Law | 10 |
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Answer: B. Possession
Possession requires physical control (corpus) and intention to hold (animus).
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