Linda owns a great deal of land. she decides to rent her land to andrea. however, she places certain restrictions on andrea regarding the land use. linda is using which rights? a. use rights b. alienation rights c. management rights d. ownership rights

The correct option is D. Linda is using ownership rights.

Explanation:

An owner is a person who possesses a certain kind of property and has full control over it. When an owner rents out his/her property, he has the right to apply certain valid restrictions on the rental person. These restrictions are to be followed y the rental person at any cost. Such kind of rights are termed as ownership rights of the owner. For example, in the above question, Linda possesses the land and is applying certain restrictions on Andrea on using her land.  

D. Ownership Rights

Explanation:

Property right is the right that ensures that individuals or organizations have the power to control access to resources or assets they own. That is, a property owner has all the power to limit and generate rules for the use of his property. An example of this can be seen in the question above, where Linda decides to rent her land to Andrea, but she imposes certain restrictions on Andrea regarding land use.

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