The right to ownership consists of using,
enjoying, and disposing of tangible and intangible property in any way the
individual sees fit. In the words of Chilean constitutional lawyer José Luis
Cea Egaña, ownership involves “keeping the asset in question, growing it, and
taking advantage of the benefits it may produce … such a right is constantly
being enforced in managing the asset to satisfy its essential purposes.”Put
another way, the right to ownership is not only violated when the asset is
taken away or stolen, it is also infringed when individuals are prevented from
using their possessions in the way they want. More…
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