The Nature and Sources of the Law
Природа и источники права
1910-02-01
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Part I Nature of the law: legal rights and duties legal persons the State the law the Courts the law of nations jurisprudence statutes judicial precedents judicial precedents in the United States opinions of experts customs morality and equity. Appendices: PII USUS in the later Roman Empire Hereditas Jacens reception of the Roman Law desuetetude of Statutes in the United States.
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Appendices examine Roman-law concepts and historical issues, including PII USUS, Hereditas Jacens, reception of Roman law, and statutory desuetude in the United States.
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It analyzes multiple sources of law, including statutes, judicial precedents, expert opinions, customs, morality, and equity.
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The discussion distinguishes judicial precedents generally from their specific role in the United States.
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The work addresses the law of nations and the relationship between national legal systems and broader legal principles.
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The work examines the nature of law through legal rights and duties, legal persons, the State, courts, and jurisprudence.
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the nature and sources of the law, including legal rights and duties, legal persons, the State, courts, jurisprudence, statutes, judicial precedents, expert opinions, customs, morality, and equity
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