Ascertainable Rights

Ascertainable rights are rights that can be clearly identified, verified, and proven based on existing laws, facts, or evidence. They are rights that are not vague or hypothetical but can be reasonably determined and demonstrated through documentation or legal principles. For example, ownership of property or the right to receive a specific benefit are ascertainable because they have clear proof or legal recognition. These rights provide certainty for individuals and organizations, enabling them to confidently assert or defend their entitlements in various legal or contractual contexts.