Organs as Assets

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Property rights exist only in their relationship to certain assets. A property right persehas no independent existence. Thus, for example, the sentence: “‘A’ is the owner” is meaningless as long as there is no mention of the object of which A is the owner (“‘A’ is the owner of the house”). This also applies to lease, pledges and other property rights — without assets to which the rights relate, the rights do not exist. Things which are the objects of property rights are the various “assets”, and a person's aggregate assets constitute his “wealth”.