Which statement pertaining to personal and real rights in the law of property is incorrect?
A.
Real rights in immovable property are acquired by registration in the deeds registry.
B.
A personal right becomes a real right upon registration, provided all the necessary formalities are complied with.
C.
A real right is enforceable against the "whole world."
D.
According to the personalist theory, a personal right is relative in that it can only be enforceable against a specific person or group of persons.
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B. A personal right becomes a real right upon registration, provided all the necessary formalities are complied with.
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