Atrust that is involved in preserving a park wants to sell its land. this sale will destroy the park and impact the environment. which rights can prevent this sale of land? a. use rights b. alienation rights c. management rights d. ownership rights

Management Rights

Management rights can be applied to stop the sale of the park. Selling of the park will harm the atmosphere which also disturbs the community as it is against the environmental security law. Management rights are essentially safeguarded of natural land and surroundings from over-consumption, exploitation and disruption and its influence on the humans.

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