How can a tenant have possession without owning the property?
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Ownership contains several rights that can be separated. A lease generally gives the tenant a right of possession for the tenancy while the landlord retains ownership and other rights subject to the lease and law. That is why possession and title are not synonyms. Read which right the question asks about before choosing an answer.
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Discussion prompt: Which right was transferred, and which interest was retained?