👉 In legal terminology, a prerogative is an authority granted to a person by another individual or organization. In essence, it refers to an exclusive privilege that can be claimed only by those individuals or organizations who have been granted that specific authority. For example, in the United States, if someone is granted the right of eminent domain, they are entitled to claim that right as their own unless and until a court has found otherwise. Similarly, in many countries, there may be a prerogative granted
