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Legally too, which I’ve demonstrated in the comment above. Sure, you can’t, say, buy humans, only lease them, but it’s the same with many other assets, from Te
by trasz 4y ago
Legally too, which I’ve demonstrated in the comment above. Sure, you can’t, say, buy humans, only lease them, but it’s the same with many other assets, from
Technicolor cameras to land in many cases.
- kube-system 4y agoNo, in the 21st century, employment and labor law is wholly different than property law. The only way they can be equated is if you make generalizations so broad and metaphorical as to be legally meaningless.
- trasz 4y agoThe law that regulates IP is also wholly different from other kinds of property. Same about owned land.