Formal Sources of Law From which a rule of Law derives its force and validity It is the will of the state It is that sources from which the authority of the law proceeds
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Material sources of Law From which is derived the matter of the law
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Legal Sources Legislation
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Custom : Meaning According to Salmond custom is the embodiment of those principles which have commended themselves to the national conscience as principles of justice and public utility. According to Carter It is the uniformity of conduct of all persons under like circumstances.
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Custom : Meaning According to Halsbury, a custom is a particular rule which has existed either actually or presumptively from time immemorial and has obtained force of law in a particular locality.
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Origin Custom is the oldest form of law-making When a same thing is done again and again in a particular way, it assumed the form of custom. Custom originated in the conscious choice of the people of the more convenient of the two acts. Imitation must also have played an important role in the growth of customs. Nidhi Hriday Buch 8 Binding Force of Custom Rule having sanction of custom raises a presumption that it deserves sanction of law as well Rational expectation of its continuance Custom rests on the popular conviction that it is in the interest of the society. Custom provides material out of which the law can be fashioned Nidhi Hriday Buch 9 Transformation of custom into law Historical Theory
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Kinds of Customs Legal
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Legal Custom
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Conventional Custom
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Nidhi Hriday Buch 14 Requisites of a valid custom Immemorial Antiquity Continuously Reasonableness
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Requisites of a valid custom Certain andenjoyment Compulsory Peaceable definite observance
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Requisites of a valid custom Conformity It must be general with Statute or universal law