Haque takes a political authority to be legitimate when it wields morally justified power to create legal rights and impose legal duties in the society. What conditions does he give for the exercise of this power to be morally justified? a)It is better for that authority to exercise its legal power than for no one to exercise that power b)That authority is able to exercise that power c)It is better for that authority to exercise that power than for the power to pass to some other individual or group d)That authority exercising that power is better than revolution e)That authority is wholly just
