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Death:
Terminates the rights of a legal person.
Does not terminate the rights of a legal person.
Creates new rights for deceased
None of the above
- Option 1: Terminates the rights of a legal person.
Death ends the rights and obligations of an individual. Legal entities must transfer rights and duties to heirs or representatives.
Correct answer
- Option 2: Does not terminate the rights of a legal person.
Incorrect, as death closes most personal legal rights. Legal entities might continue in some cases, but these do not apply to deceased humans.
- Option 3: Creates new rights for the deceased.
This is incorrect. Death does not generate new rights. Instead, existing rights transfer or dissolve.
- Option 4: None of the above.
Incorrect because option 1 accurately explains the scenario.
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