Give correct response with respect to Austin rsquo s view on command ........

Give correct response with respect to Austin’s view on command.

A command may be particular (addressed to one person or group of persons) or general. General commands are addressed to the community at large and inform classes of acts and for-bearances : they are also continuing commands.

A particular command is effective when the commanded person or group obeys ; a general command is effective when the bulk of a political society habitually obeys it.

Both (a) and (b)

None of these.

Explanation:

- Option 1: A command can indeed be particular or general. Particular commands target specific individuals or groups, while general commands are directed at a whole community, forming classes of actions and inactions. They also tend to be long-lasting.

- Option 2: Particular commands succeed when the specific person or group complies. General commands achieve effectiveness when most in a society follow them regularly.

- Option 3: Both of these statements align correctly with Austin's views on commands.

- Option 4: There's no indication from Austin's theories that would make the previous statements incorrect.

Answer: Option 3, Both (a) and (b).