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“……and because the said customs be neither against the law of God, nor the law of reason, and have always been taken to be good, and necessary for the Common wealth of all the realm ; therefore, they have obtained the Strength of law, in so must that he doth against them doth against justice ; and these be the customs that properly be called the common law”. This view point was expressed by
Chief Justice Coke
St.German
Hale
Blackstone
- The quote discusses how customs have the force of law when they are neither against divine law nor reason.
- Option 1: Chief Justice Coke - An influential jurist known for his work on common law. He has discussed the concept of law being shaped by custom.
- Option 2: St. German - A noted legal writer who focused on the commonality between law and custom.
- Option 3: Hale - A noted legal scholar who emphasized the role of history and practice in law.
- Option 4: Blackstone - Known for his "Commentaries on the Laws of England," also discussed how customs become law.
The view articulated aligns with St. German’s understanding of law and customs in his works.
The correct answer is Option 2: St. German.
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