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A right means the right to use someone's property in a certain way. For example, it is common to have the right to take a road, water, sewer or pipe over someone else's land.
Easement and right of use
There are rights between properties (easement) and between properties and persons (right of use). Read more about easement or access more information regarding usufruct.
A right can be created by agreement between different parties - or by decision of an authority or court.