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Property refers to the legal designation of ownership over valuable items or assets held by an individual or a business. This ownership grants the holder certain legal rights to use, consume, transfer, alter, sell, exchange, or even destroy the property, in accordance with the prevailing laws and regulations. Properties can be tangible assets such as motor vehicles, industrial tools, and furniture, among others.
Property can be termed in order to define the legal status of any valuable things that a business or a person possesses. The real owner of any valuable things holds some legal rights with respect to the same valuable things. Motor vehicles, factory-used industrial tools, furniture, etc., are examples of property.
Basically, on the nature of the property, the owner of the said property may consumer, transfer, redefine, sell and exchange such property or destroy it under the valid property rights. Many of the properties have the nature to be considered as assets on the basis of the value. Unfortunately, we might come across many properties as they just come under the category of liabilities. Suppose you meet with an accident, and the person dies on the road in your car. Now, you need to pay compensation legally to that person in terms of financial assistance just because of your own property involved in the accident. Now, your own assets are converted into a liability for you.
We can easily differentiate the properties between Tangible and intangible terms. Intangible property includes intellectual properties that we can’t see or touch, while tangible properties that we can easily see, touch and feel accordingly.
Mechanical machinery, buildings, road, vehicle, etc., comes under tangible properties, while valuable monetary assets in terms of intellectual properties like logo, symbol, name, goodwill, trademark, patent, etc., come within the ambit of Intangible property examples. Although intangible property can’t be like tangible property, it’s more significant and valuable than tangible one. The copyright or any unique formula beyond the formulation of any incredible product is widely more precious than others. To protect against infringement of these intangible assets, inventor companies in the world have a good and knowledgeable legal team.
Simply, anything in the possession of any person, group of persons, organization, etc., out of which a legal title or ownership established on the same can be frankly spoken in the terminology of property. A property can be divided into various types, such as personal property, public property, movable, immovable, etc.
The value of the property can be calculated and found out through various means after considering many aspects in mind. Suppose in terms of any immovable property, the location, age, conditions, surroundings and improvements will be independently considered by analysts to find the correct value of any property. Suppose, in terms of the intellectual property under the possession of any organization, it is capable of attracting monetary value after licensing the rights to any manufacturer. Then, the property itself is capable of creating income, and then the analysts will add the same quality/things while calculating the value of such property.
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