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  1. If the representative expresses to the principal his intention, thereafter to hold for himself or for a third person;
  2. If the representative loses the detention of the thing possessed.

A possessory right is not extinguished by the extinction of the authority of the representative.

Section IV.
Quasi-possession.

205.

If a person exercises a property right with the intention to have it for himself, the provisions of this Chapter apply correspondingly.

Chapter III.
Ownership.

Section I.
The Extent of Ownership.

206.

The owner has the right, subject to the restric-

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