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The following is NOT a meaning of law, as described by Savigny's theory ______________.
The following is NOT a meaning of law, as described by Savigny's theory ______________.
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The correct option is C Law is the art of what is equitable and good
- Savigny, a prominent German jurist through his concept of Volksgeist introduced a new dimension in the legal arena and explains the need to understand the interrelationship between law and people. Law and people cannot be isolated from each other.
- Savigny observed that the nature of any particular system of law, was the reflection of the “spirit of the people who evolved it.
- Savigny remarked that law has a national character and it is found and developsed and not made, like language and binds people into one whole because of their common faiths, beliefs and convictions.
- Savigny stated that in the earliest stages, law develops spontaneously according to the internal needs of the community but after the community reaches a certain level or civilisation, the different kinds of national activities, hitherto developing as a whole, bifurcate in different branches to be taken up for further study by specialists such as jurists, linguists, anthropologists, scientists etc.
- Savigny considered law as a continuous and unbreakable process bound by common cultural traditions and beliefs.
- Savigny, a prominent German jurist through his concept of Volksgeist introduced a new dimension in the legal arena and explains the need to understand the interrelationship between law and people. Law and people cannot be isolated from each other.
- Savigny observed that the nature of any particular system of law, was the reflection of the “spirit of the people who evolved it.
- Savigny remarked that law has a national character and it is found and developsed and not made, like language and binds people into one whole because of their common faiths, beliefs and convictions.
- Savigny stated that in the earliest stages, law develops spontaneously according to the internal needs of the community but after the community reaches a certain level or civilisation, the different kinds of national activities, hitherto developing as a whole, bifurcate in different branches to be taken up for further study by specialists such as jurists, linguists, anthropologists, scientists etc.
- Savigny considered law as a continuous and unbreakable process bound by common cultural traditions and beliefs.
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