Political Science, asked by aisharsangma, 1 year ago

the right which are recognised and enforced by the state are called

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Answered by dimpigogoi6667

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The right which are recognized and enforced by the state are called Legal Rights.

Answered by syed2020ashaels

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The right which are recognised and enforced by the state are called Legal Rights

Explanation:

The standard of permitted action within a certain sphere are called rights. In other words, a right is any action of a person which law permits.

kinds of Legal Rights

Perfect & Imperfect Rights
Positive & Negative Rights
Real & Personal Rights
Proprietary & Personal Rights
Public & Private Rights
Inheritable & Uninheritable Rights
Right in repropria & Right in realiena

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