Having property rights refers to the legal authority to do all of the following except:
a. own property
b. take property that others have abandoned
c. use the property as one sees fit, within the law
d. receive any income the property generates

The answer is letter B.

Having property rights gives a person the authority to own a property, use the property within the law as he sees fit, and receive any income that the property generates. These are laws created by governments with regards to how individuals control, benefit from, and transfer their own properties.

Any owner who owns a land cannot just take an abandoned property. Any abandoned land by law is owned by the state. If an individual wants to pursue in owning an abandoned land he/she must go through certain processes dictated by law.