Who has stated that the municipal law of England may be divided into two classes ldquo the lex non s...........

Who has stated that the municipal law of England may be divided into two classes “the lex non scripta the unwritten or the common law; and the lex scripta, the written or the statute law ?

Chief Justice Coke

St. German

Hale

Blackstone

Explanation:

- Option 1: Chief Justice Coke - Known for his writings on common law, like "Coke on Littleton," but not specifically for categorizing law into written and unwritten forms.

- Option 2: St. German - A writer on English law in the early 1500s, but didn't define law in this specific manner.

- Option 3: Hale - Sir Matthew Hale was an English jurist known for his works on the common law, but not for this particular classification.

- Option 4: Blackstone - Sir William Blackstone in "Commentaries on the Laws of England" clearly outlined the division between common law and statute law.