Legal Interest

Charge in Accounting
A charge is a legal interest in property or shares used to secure the payment of money owed, giving the chargee priority over unsecured creditors.
Incorporeal Property
Incorporeal property refers to legal interests in real property that do not include the right of possession. Examples include easements and licenses, which grant specific, limited rights without conferring ownership or possession of the land.

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