Core Rights
/ˈkɔːr raɪts/
Definitions
- (n.) Fundamental legal entitlements inherent to individuals or entities, often protected by constitutional or statutory law.
The constitution guarantees core rights such as freedom of speech and due process.
- (n.) The essential or primary rights recognized within a particular legal framework or agreement.
The contract outlined the core rights of both parties involved.
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Commentary
Core rights typically denote fundamental entitlements central to legal protections; drafters should clearly distinguish these from derivative or ancillary rights to avoid ambiguity.
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