Specter Law refers to a legal principle that addresses the rights and responsibilities of individuals or entities in relation to the presence of a specter, or ghost. This concept often arises in discussions about property rights, particularly when a property is believed to be haunted. The law examines whether the existence of a specter affects the value of the property or the obligations of the owner. In many jurisdictions, Specter Law is not formally recognized, leading to varying interpretations and applications. Courts may consider factors such as disclosure requirements during property sales and the impact of paranormal activity on tenant rights. Overall, it remains a niche area of legal inquiry.