Correct option is B
Sir Thomas Erskine Holland defined ownership as "plenary control over an object." He viewed ownership as encompassing the full bundle of rights that an individual has over an object, including the right to use, enjoy, and dispose of it.
Information Booster:
Holland’s definition of ownership highlights the concept of complete control, meaning the owner has the exclusive rights to possess, use, and transfer the object. It emphasizes ownership as an absolute authority over property.
Additional Information:
·
(a) Austin: Austin focused on the concept of sovereignty and legal positivism, but his definition of ownership was not as precise as Holland's.
·
(c) Pound: Roscoe Pound viewed law as a social tool but did not define ownership in these terms.
·
(d) Kelsen: Hans Kelsen is known for his Pure Theory of Law, which is more focused on the structure of legal systems rather than ownership definitions.
