The usual legal definition of property explain the idea that property is a legal fiction

Short essay on ONE of the following two topics. . You may write less. 1. Briefly outline the usual legal definition of property explain the idea that property is a legal fiction, and discuss the idea that, in law, property in consists of a ‘bundle of rights’. In this part of your answer draw on how Merrill has organized these bundles around models requiring only a single right, a set of core rights, or allowing wide variability in rights. Discuss how the case of either Yanner v Eaton or Harrison v Carswell reflect debates over the legal rights that are associated with property. Hints: This question ties most closely to Class/Module 6 and readings from the Casebook such as Naffine and Davies 177; Ziff 185; Bentham 181; Merrill 189; Harrison 199; and from Brightspace PDF: Yanner. You can filter out Hickey Casebook at 267 and Davies, Godden, Graham, PDF on Brightspace. .