Multiple choice

Right to divorce is:

  1. Right in Stricto senso

  2. Liberty

  3. Power

  4. Privilege
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Option A is correct. A 'right in stricto sensu' (strict sense) is a right vested in a person for their own benefit, enforceable against specific parties. The right to divorce fits this category - it's a personal right the holder can exercise against their spouse. Liberty is broader freedom, Power is authority to affect others' legal relations, and Privilege is an exemption from duty rather than an affirmative right.

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