Who has analysed concept of rights in terms of jural correlatives and jural opposites ?
Hohfeld
Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld analysed the concept of 'right' into eight fundamental legal conceptions, arranged as jural correlatives (right-duty, privilege-no right, power-liability, immunity-disability) and jural opposites (right/no right, privilege/duty, power/disability, immunity/liability).
His scheme, set out in Fundamental Legal Conceptions as Applied in Judicial Reasoning, removes the confusion caused by using 'right' for different legal relations.
Salmond divided rights into perfect and imperfect, real and personal, Dicey is known for the rule of law and parliamentary sovereignty, and Holmes for the prediction theory of law.
Hence, the answer is Hohfeld.
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