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The following cannot be possessed except

• res nullius

• res communes

• property of public dominion

• easements

Ownership is the same with possession.

• true

• false

Deliberate intention to possess is one of requisites in possession -

• TRUE

• FALSE

Possession is a definite proof of ownership, nor is nonpossession inconsistent therewith.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The law requires the man to have his feet on every square meter of the ground before it can be said that he is in possession

• TRUE

• FALSE

Possession is defined as the holding of a thing or the enjoyment of a right while ownership exists when a thing pertaining to one person is completely subjected to his will in a manner not prohibited by law and inconsistent with the rights of others.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A person can be in good faith despite being negligent

• TRUE

• FALSE

Mistake upon a doubtful or diffi cult question of law maybe the basis of good faith.

• TRUE

• FALSE

While the possessor in badfaith is one who BELIEVES he is the owner, the possessor in the concept of owner is one who ACTS as if he is the owner

• TRUE

• FALSE

A lessee who continues to stay on the premises after the expiration of the lease contract is a usurper having no more right to the use and enjoyment of the premises. He has become a possessor in bad faith.

• TRUE

• FALSE