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Which of the following is not a correct classification of legal rights?

Incorporated and corporated rights is not a recognized classification of legal rights. Perfect and imperfect rights distinguish enforceability, positive and negative rights…

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Which of the following is not a correct classification of legal rights?

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Incorporated and corporated rights is not a recognized classification of legal rights. Perfect and imperfect rights distinguish enforceability, positive and negative rights distinguish required action from forbearance, and real and personal rights distinguish rights against people generally from rights against particular persons. Each of those pairs uses a meaningful criterion, unlike the supplied incorporated/corporated terminology.

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