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2
§.2 Universal
Ch. Jurisprudence
(2) 2 I. Possession
1. physical
2. legal
Journeyman delivers coat
to another customer — you
are in possession if customer
Seeing the mistake is wiling
to return it.,
But ! now comes a mistake. The taylor has a customer
who has fixt upon the same pattern that you chose a journeyman
taking your coat for his has delivered your coat to
this other customer. Are you now in possession of it? Yes:
if the other same customer recognizing the mistake declares himself
willing, and upon it being sent to his house, is willing
and prepared to return it.
But he takes a fancy to
your coat & refuses to let
you have it. He now has
possession of it, not you.
But now suppose this mind of yours (say) has
taken a fancy to your coat: and, having now taken this
honestly refuses to let you have it. Can you now be in
with propriety be said to have it? No assuredly: for t by
or suppose he refuses to the supposition he will not let you have it. [It is then not he then is the
in your possession; but in his man in whose possession it is: —he not you.] His then is the
possession of it; not yours: in him the possession of it; not
in you.
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jeremy bentham |
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arthur moore; richard doane |
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