It highlights the legality of custom in terms of the internalization of norms by judges which promotes ultimate or master rule of recognition of custom as a valid source of law for the existence of law.Frederick SchauerUniversity of Texas, Austin, School of Law Publications, Inc.Texas ...
For I know, in general, that there is such a thing as physic, as jurisprudence; four parts in mathematics, and, roughly, what all these aim and point at; and peradventure, I yet know farther, what sciences in general pretend unto, in order to the service of our life: but to dive ...
For I know, in general, that there is such a thing as physic, as jurisprudence; four parts in mathematics, and, roughly, what all these aim and point at; and peradventure, I yet know farther, what sciences in general pretend unto, in order to the service of our life: but to dive ...
This article examines how custom has been conceived in philosophical analysis in both domestic jurisprudence and in international legal theory. The results reveal not one but three conceptions of custom, concerned respectively with treating custom as a source of law; as a mode of order in its own...