In Hohfeld's scheme, what is the correlative of a legal privilege or liberty?
Correct answer: D. A no-right
- A. A duty
- B. A liability
- C. A power
- D. A no-right
Explanation
A Hohfeldian privilege means that the holder has no duty to refrain from the relevant conduct. Its correlative is therefore another person's no-right, not a duty or a power.
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