A right that is guaranteed without exception is called a
A) positive right.
B) negative right.
C) absolute right.
D) limited right.
E) proverbial right.

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Absolute rights are guaranteed without exception and cannot be taken away. Positive and negative rights refer to the obligation to provide something or to refrain from something, respectively. Limited rights have restrictions and conditions. Proverbial rights are not a recognized legal term.

A Right That Is Guaranteed Without Exception Is Called a