The right of possession of the property and the right to exclude others from the use of the property are two examples of rights normally possessed by:
A) the government
B) the state legislature
C) the holder of title to the property
D) the holder of deed to the property
E) none of the other choices are correct

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The holder of title to the property is the owner of the property and, therefore, has the right of possession and the right to exclude others from the use of the property. The government and state legislature may have regulatory power over the property, but they do not possess these specific rights of ownership. The holder of a deed may have a claim on the property, but only the title holder has full ownership rights.

The Right of Possession of the Property and the Right