private rights

private rights
Rights which a person is entitled to exercise as an individual, such as ownership and enjoyment of property, the right to travel, to communicate, privacy, etc. Such rights, when applied to property, as persons may possess unconnected with, and not essentially affecting, the public interest, or growing out of a public institution of society. Rugh v Ottenheimer, 6 Or 231.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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