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discuss the choice theory of duties and right.

Answer 1

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$$$${{{{{{{{{{. Limiting anyone's freedom always requires the authorization of others' rights; and the subjects of rights remain free to “claim” them or not. The will theory, also known as the “choice theory,” allows rights-holders free choice to insist upon their rights, or to waive them. That party can only control the dutythrough performance. The choice theory is motivated by two objections to a rival theory, the benefit (or interest) theory of rights. According to the benefit theory, having a right is the same thing as being the beneficiary of the performance of another person'sduty. }}}}}}}$$$$$$$$
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Answer 2

The choice theory is motivated by two objections to a rival theory, the benefit (or interest) theory of rights. According to the benefit theory, having a right is the same thing as being the beneficiary of the performance of another person's duty. ... Another concerns the redundancy of rights and duties.