The physical element of possession is also called as ........

Limitation Act (LA) 1963 Acquisition of ownership by possession

The physical element of possession is also called as

Ratio decidendi

Corpus decidendi

Corpus possessionis

Animus possidendi

- Option 1: Ratio decidendi

- Used in legal context.

- Refers to the reason or rationale for a judicial decision.

- It is the principle of law on which the decision is based.

- Option 2: Corpus decidendi

- Does not exist in established legal terminology.

- Could mistakenly be thought of combining ‘corpus’ and ‘decidendi’ from legal terms.

- Option 3: Corpus possessionis

- This refers to the physical element of possession.

- Represents the actual control or holding of the property.

- Essential for establishing possession.

- Option 4: Animus possidendi

- Refers to the mental element in possession.

- Meaning the intention to possess or control something.

Correct Answer: Option 3: Corpus possessionis

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