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When a level of government is acting outside its proper jurisdiction, it is said to be:

Compensatory

Distributive

Intra vires

Ultra vires

When a level of government is acting outside its proper jurisdiction, it is said to be "ultra vires." This Latin term signifies actions that exceed the authority granted to the government body. In the context of government actions, "ultra vires" refers to activities that are beyond the legal power or authority of that particular government body to undertake. Actions that are categorized as ultra vires are considered invalid and can be challenged in court.

Options A, B, and C do not accurately describe the scenario of a government acting outside its proper jurisdiction. Option A, compensatory, typically refers to actions taken to make up for a loss or injury. Option B, distributive, usually involves the distribution or allocation of resources. Option C, intra vires, would suggest actions taken within the appropriate legal authority and jurisdiction.

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