Who said that 'the essence of legal right seems to me to be not legally guaranteed power by itself, nor…
C.K. "Allen" defined a legal right as neither mere legally guaranteed power nor mere legally protected interest standing alone, but as the legally guaranteed power to…
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Who said that 'the essence of legal right seems to me to be not legally guaranteed power by itself, nor legally protected interest by itself, but the legally guaranteed power to realize an interest'?
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C.K. "Allen" defined a legal right as neither mere legally guaranteed power nor mere legally protected interest standing alone, but as the legally guaranteed power to realise an interest, synthesising the will and interest theories.
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