Property Ownership
A property owner has the right to use, exclude others, and dispose of their property. These rights collectively are referred to as:
APolice power
BThe bundle of rights✓ Correct
CEminent domain
DRiparian rights
Explanation
The 'bundle of rights' is a legal concept describing the collection of rights associated with property ownership, including the right to possess, use, enjoy, exclude, and dispose of property. These rights may be sold or transferred separately.
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