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Who among the following is the exponent of the "Will theory of rights"?

Among the listed jurists, Sir Frederick Pollock is associated with the 'Will theory of rights', defining a legal right in terms of freedom allowed and power conferred by law…

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Who among the following is the exponent of the "Will theory of rights"?

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Among the listed jurists, Sir Frederick Pollock is associated with the 'Will theory of rights', defining a legal right in terms of freedom allowed and power conferred by law to give effect to an individual's will. By contrast, Salmond is an exponent of the 'Interest theory of rights', which defines a legal right as an interest recognized and protected by a rule of law.

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