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possession
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possession

Exercising dominion or control over property.There are two varieties of real property possession. Actual possession occurs when property is in the immediate physical control and occupancy of a party. Constructive possession exists as to the whole of a property when someone is in actual possession of a part.



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Alan Boggans, 34, and 26-year-old Stephen Grant were charged with possession and intent to supply cannabis.
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