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That, as against this taking of the thing merely as this particular thing, and as against the merely opining as well as the arbitrary will, the objective or universal element should be recognizable in part as value, should in part hold good as right, and that the subjective arbitrariness opposed to right should in part be superseded — this, too, is here at first likewise only a demand.

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    Eduard Gans (Additions)

    No punishment is imposed for civil and naive wrong, for here I have willed nothing against right. In the case of fraud, however, punishments do come into play, because what is at stake here is the right that has been violated.

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