Bundle Of Rights Theory


Definition of "Bundle of rights theory"

Robert Breen
Robert Breen RE/MAX River Valley

Those legal rights that are a part of the ownership of property. These rights include the rights to occupy and use, peaceful enjoyment, bequeath, construct a structure, lease, sell, mine, and improve.

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