enforceable right

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• enforceable legal right — A right recognized by law and executed by the law, executed by force within the law where force is necessary. Shaw v Proffitt, 57 Or 192, 109 P 584 …   Ballentine's law dictionary

• enforceable trust — A trust in which some person or class of persons have a right to all or a part of a designated fund, and can demand its transfer to them, and in case such demand is refused, may sue the trustee in a court of equity, and compel compliance with the …   Ballentine's law dictionary