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Right. Real in this sense is opposed to personal. So you have legal distinctions between real action and personal action, in personem and in rem etc. It's tied
by aragonite 3y ago
Right. Real in this sense is opposed to personal. So you have legal distinctions between real action and personal action, in personem and in rem etc. It's tied to the fundamental distinction between a person and a thing, between who and what. What's not "real" in this sense isn't necessarily not "real" in the familiar everyday sense.