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A right is a vested right when all the facts happening or not happening of which it is necessary to create or vest the right have happened or not happened
A vested right creates an immediate interest.
A vested right is transferable and heritable
All are correct.
- Option 1: A vested right refers to a right that is fully established; all necessary conditions for its creation have already occurred.
- Option 2: A vested right creates an immediate interest, meaning the holder can exercise or enforce it now, not in the future.
- Option 3: Vested rights can usually be transferred to others or inherited.
- Option 4: All the above statements about vested rights are correct.
Correct Answer: Option 4 - All are correct.
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