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Every legal right has a title, that is to say, certain facts or events by reason of which the right has become vested in its owner”. This view is attributed to:
Salmond
Austin
Bentham
Keetone.
- The statement “Every legal right has a title, that is to say, certain facts or events by reason of which the right has become vested in its owner” is attributed to a well-known legal philosopher.
- Option 1: Salmond
- John Salmond is noted for his work in jurisprudence and developed the idea of "title" as the basis for the vesting of legal rights.
- Option 2: Austin
- John Austin is famous for his theory of law as commands, not specifically for this view on rights and titles.
- Option 3: Bentham
- Jeremy Bentham is known for utilitarianism and theory of law, but not for this particular statement.
- Option 4: Keeton
- Keeton, a legal theorist, contributed to jurisprudence, but this view is not attributed to him.
Correct Answer: Option 1: Salmond
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