Difference between Right and Privilege:
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Right
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Privilege
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Meaning: Right means the standard of permitted action by
law. Right is legally enforceable claim, inseparably associated with
remedy. Rights are legally protected
interests.
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Meaning: Privilege is a benefit or immunity conferred by
law on a person or Group of Persons.
In simple words Privilege means the freedom which a person has
i.e. to do or not to do something.
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2
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A right involves something to be done or abstained by another
person for the benefit of the person with the right.
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Privilege, carries the idea that the person who enjoys the liberty
can by himself do or abstain from doing what he has the right of doing or
abstain from doing.
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3
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In a right the action or the forbearance comes from the one who is
burdened to satisfy the right.
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In privilege there is no one else who has to carry out the act or
abstinence; it is the enjoyer of the privilege who is himself to act or abstain.
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4
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Right implies duty cast on another person who must not disregard
the right.
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Law cannot interfere in case of privilege. Privilege is absence of
restraint.
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In the Widest sense of the term right, right may be taken to
include privilege.
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