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Patricia occupies a 2,500-square-meter rural lot that is titled in the name of her cousin, who rarely uses it. Patrícia has built a dwelling, fenced the land, planted fruit trees, and pays real property taxes for 12 years. There is no deed conveying ownership to Patrícia. In light of the definition of ownership and its essential elements under the Civil Code, which statement best describes Patrícia's status and the concept of ownership in general?

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Ownership is the right to use a thing but not to dispose of it. Ownership is merely the possession of a thing, regardless of title or any legal recognition. Ownership is the exclusive right to use, enjoy, and dispose of a thing for an indefinite period, subject to the limits of law and the rights of others. Ownership is the right to enjoy and use a thing, but it ends if the owner fails to register with the local civil registry.

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