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First Possessor

First Possessor (Property · Review) — "Now that we have read cases defining the concept of possession, return to the case of Bridges v. Hawkesworth. Argue, con…

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Argument that the shop owner was the first possessor and owner of the notes in Bridges v. Hawkesworth.
The argument concerns the case of Bridges v. Hawkesworth.
The argument uses cases defining the concept of possession.
The notes were found on the shop floor.
The shop owner should be treated as the first possessor of the notes.
As first possessor, the shop owner should be regarded as the owner of the notes.
This argument reaches a conclusion contrary to the court’s decision in the case.

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"Now that we have read cases defining the concept of possession, return to the case of Bridges v. Hawkesworth. Argue, contrary to the court’s decision in that case, that the shop owner is the first possessor, and thus owner, of the notes that were found on his shop floor."

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