Spanish woman claims ownership of the Sun

I claim ownership of the spice.
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I claim ownership of the old spice guy. Everybody knows that he is 4x as good as Chuck Norris.
 
Exactly what I was thinking. I got severely burnt by her sun yesterday. I WANT COMPENSATION!

If she wants to avoid future lawsuits, then she'll have to put a warning on the sun that it can cause burns.

Also, if this was actually done legally, then under what jurisdiction? If this was actually done legally, as is claimed, then legal claims like this can be made in that jurisdiction right? Can we convince any of her neighbors in the same town to sue her for sunburns?
 
So what are you saying I have to spend money to block out the sun and spend money to get the privilege of using the sun? That's absurd. The sun is now her responsibility therefore any damage it causes is solely her responsibility. Just like if she left her car parked without the handbrake on and it rolled into my car she would be responsible.

Does that mean you can sue the water company if your kid drowned in the bathtub?
 
Does that mean you can sue the water company if your kid drowned in the bathtub?

I don't believe this is the same thing. With Dene's case a needed utility, in this case the sun, can be used in a normal amount and there would still be injuries caused by it. In the case of drowning in a bathtub water is misused, as it is not intended to be breathed in. The sun is intended to be shined upon everyone who uses it.
 
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Also, if this was actually done legally, then under what jurisdiction? If this was actually done legally, as is claimed, then legal claims like this can be made in that jurisdiction right? Can we convince any of her neighbors in the same town to sue her for sunburns?

Yeah, I've been thinking about this from a purely practical point of view and wondering if ownership without backing of a government is really worth anything. For example, the land I own, if I have any disputes on it and people are trespassing (according to the laws of the government), then the police (government) helps gets those people off.

If I were to try and attack people who weren't trepassing (according to the government) but trespassing according to my own weird "law", then the government is not going to back me up and I'll be in trouble. And even though it's my land, I still must follow the laws of the US government.
 
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