Distinguish the following concepts:
- Occupation v. possession. (5%)
- Illegal and impossible conditions in a simple donation v. illegal and impossible conditions in an onerous donation. (5%)
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a.
Occupation is distinguished from possession as follows:
1. Occupation is a mode of acquiring ownership; possession is not;
2. The object of occupation are things which are without an owner; The object of possession are things with an owner.
b.
Illegal and impossible conditions in a simple donation are considered as not imposed and does not affect the validity of the donation; Illegal and impossible conditions in an onerous donation make the donation void.
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