Would modern law exist if the Roman law did not exist?

Yes, modern law is independent

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Possibly, the modern law is not a complete derivative

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No, the Roman law is the basis of modern law

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The correct option is C No, the Roman law is the basis of modern law
The Roman law was the a significant contribution of the Roman Civilisation and became the basis of the modern law.

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Would modern law exist if the Roman law did not exist?

The correct option is C No, the Roman law is the basis of modern law The Roman law was the a significant contribution of the Roman Civilisation and became the basis of the modern law.

The correct option is C No, the Roman law is the basis of modern law
The Roman law was the a significant contribution of the Roman Civilisation and became the basis of the modern law.