Property Ownership
In Oklahoma, the Bundle of Rights concept means a property owner has the right to:
AOnly sell the property
BUse, lease, sell, encumber, exclude others, and otherwise enjoy the property, subject to government restrictions✓ Correct
CUse the property only in ways the government approves
DOnly rights granted at the time of original purchase
Explanation
Ownership of real property in Oklahoma consists of a 'bundle of rights' including the right to use and enjoy, sell, lease, mortgage, improve, and exclude others from the property. Government police power, eminent domain, and taxation may limit these rights.
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