Explanation:

Let’s break this down:

- Option 1: Right of Way

This is the legal right to pass through land owned by someone else. It’s considered an easement and is legally treated as immovable property because it’s attached to the land itself.

- Option 2: Right to Royalty

That’s about getting paid for extracting minerals, publishing a book, etc. It’s a monetary benefit, not a property right tied to land. It’s movable.

- Option 3: Right to Worship

This is essentially a personal right, not connected to land ownership. It's not immovable property.

- Option 4: Right to Redemption

This is the right of a mortgagor to reclaim property upon paying a debt. It’s an enforceable right but not classified as immovable property—it’s a right attached to a financial arrangement.

So, the right recognized as “Immovable Property” is the Right of Way (Option 1), not Right to Redemption.