This chapter juxtaposes the legal definitions, characteristics and scope of application of the four types of limited rights dealt with in Part I. The purpose of this chapter is to reflect on how these rights relate to one another from a conceptual perspective. On the basis of this, the chapter subsequently seeks to answer the question of whether the results of the analysis of the four types of limited rights can also be applied to other limited rights that are not discussed in depth in this book. Attention is paid to the development of an overarching allocation framework and the role of the principle of equality.