Originally Posted by
shikamaru
I'll post a thread showing exactly why ownership of property is use. Give me time. I shall do this sometime today.
We know from the bellows of attorners that a license is not a contract.
Cody, an old "friend", of ours also showed that a license is not a franchise either.
We also know that a license is not considered property as well.
There was a term that jumped out at me concerning the license (SEE SERVITUDE).
I looked up the term SERVITUDE from Bouvier's. Servitudes have their roots in Roman Civil Law. This particular servitude has many names: benefices, munera, etc.
A servitude can be a tenancy for life or at will mainly in favor of the grantor. If you want, I can post this information as well.
A tenancy is an estate. The subject of a tenancy is titled a tenant. Think of Thomas DeLittleton and his treatise on tenures ...