Explain Hohfeld's jural correlatives with examples.

Jurisprudence-II picks up where Jurisprudence-I left off. Having studied what law is, we now study what law does — and what it does, above all, is create, protect and enforce rights and impose duties. A legal system can be described as an elaborate machinery for allocating rights to some and duties to others. As Salmond put it, a right and a duty are the two sides of the same legal coin: the right of one person is the duty of another. Understanding rights and duties is therefore not one topic among many — it is the grammar of every other subject a law student will ever study: a contract creates rights, a crime breaches a duty owed to the State, a tort violates a right in rem.