Explanation:

- The Right to Property was originally a Fundamental Right under Article 31 of the Indian Constitution, meaning it was strongly protected and enforceable in courts.

- Through the 44th Amendment Act, 1978, this right was removed from Fundamental Rights and made a Constitutional Right under Article 300A.

- Now, it is essentially a Legal Right; it is protected by law, but not at the same level as Fundamental Rights.

- It is not termed a Human Right in the specific legal sense under Indian law.

- Option 3: Legal Right is the current status of the Right to Property in India.