The objective actuality of right consists, in part, in being present for consciousness, in being known in general, and, in part, in having the power of actuality and being valid, and thus also in being known as universally valid.
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§ 210: When is right actual?
Right is actual when two things come together.
First: People know about it. The right is public knowledge.
Second: It has power. It really holds. And people know that it holds for all.
Summary: Right is actual when people know it and when it really holds for all.
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