As David mention stocks are intangible property, but copyrights are actually categorized as intellectual property. According to Rogers (2012) "Intellectual property, such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks, is personally owned but generally treated as a separate form of property by the law. A person who owns the copyright to a new book or patent to a new invention, for example, owns intangible property; the person may have a patent or copyright certificate that is a tangible piece of paper, but the thing owned-the expression of an idea or a new invention-is incapable of a physical existence and constitutes intangible property." (Ch.11, Para. 4). Reference Rogers, S. (2012). Essentials of business law.
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As David mention stocks are intangible property, but copyrights are actually categorized as intellectual property. According to Rogers (2012) "Intellectual property, such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks, is personally owned but generally treated as a separate form of property by the law. A person who owns the copyright to a new book or patent to a new invention, for example, owns intangible property; the person may have a patent or copyright certificate that is a tangible piece of paper, but the thing owned-the expression of an idea or a new invention-is incapable of a physical existence and constitutes intangible property." (Ch.11, Para. 4).
Reference
Rogers, S. (2012). Essentials of business law.
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Tip toed around the "true value" of intangible property. The gray area of abstracts.
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