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Constructive taking is when someone takes something without physically removing it, but they act like they own it. For example, if someone is supposed to take care of your things but starts using them in a way you didn't agree to, that's constructive taking. It's not okay to take things that don't belong to you, even if you don't physically take them.
Constructive taking is when someone takes control of an item without physically removing it, but with the intention of using it in a way that goes against the owner's wishes. This is considered a form of theft.
These examples illustrate how constructive taking involves taking control of an item without physically removing it, but still using it in a way that goes against the owner's wishes. This can cause harm to the owner and is considered a form of theft.