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1. An item that is intentionally placed somewhere but then forgotten

2. Co-ownership of property without the right of survivorship
3. Ownership of property by one person alone
4. Right of an owner of property to an increase in the property
5. Exclusive, monopolistic right to make, use, and sell a novel, nonobvious,
useful product or process
6. Means of acquiring title by taking possession of personal property that
belongs to no one else
7. Exclusive right to produce, sell, copy, or publish the permanent expression
of a creative work
8. Rights and interests in land, buildings, and fixtures
9. Co-ownership of property with the right of survivorship available to
persons who are not husband and wife
10. Very limited utilization of copyrighted material allowed in
certain circumstances
11. Unique word, mark, or symbol that identifies a service of a particular
company or person
12. Rights and interests in tangible and intangible things
12 Unique word mark or symbol that identifies a product
a. accession
b. community property
c. constructive delivery
d. co-ownership
e. copyright
f.
fair use
g. infringement
h. intellectual property
i.
joint tenancy
j. lost property
k. mislaid property
I. occupancy
m. patent
n.personal property
o.property
p.real property
q.right of partition
r. Right of survivorship
s. Service mark
T. Servalty
U.tenancy by the entireties
V.tenancy in common
W.trademark
X.trade secret

User Rieux
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The correct arrangement is

  • k. mislaid property
  • d. co-ownership
  • o. property
  • a. accession
  • m. patent
  • j. lost property
  • e. copyright
  • p. real property
  • v. tenancy in common
  • f. fair use
  • w. trademark
  • s. service mark

How to explain

Mislaid property is intentionally placed but forgotten.

Co-ownership without survivorship is tenancy in common.

Property refers to ownership by a single person.

Accession is the right to increased property value.

Patent grants exclusive rights to novel inventions.

Lost property is acquired by taking possession when unowned.

Copyright grants exclusive rights to creative works.

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