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Chose

Chose

noun

A common law term referring to rights in property.

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Chose in possession is a collection of rights and remedies.

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Disclaim / disclaimer

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Chose in action

A right such as a patent, or a right to recover a debt. A chose in action does not physically exist. For example, you cannot touch patents or rights because they have no physical existence.

Chose in possession

An object which physically exists, such as furniture.

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