Answer:
Individual property left by a proprietor who deliberately gives up all rights to its control. Genuine property may not be relinquished.
Explanation:
See Adverse Possession. At customary law, an individual who finds deserted property may guarantee it. To do as such, the discoverer must find a way to demonstrate their case.
For instance, a discoverer may guarantee a surrendered household item by taking it to her home, or putting a sign on it showing her proprietorship.
