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IDK but property rights can be modified, e.g. to exclude alienation (so can't be sold or inherited). You only get a lifetime right to occupy. Then, can be sold
by hyperpallium2 6y ago
IDK but property rights can be modified, e.g. to exclude alienation (so can't be sold or inherited). You only get a lifetime right to occupy. Then, can be sold to the next person.
Nicely, this wouldn't address intergenerational poverty, nor threaten the landed gentry.