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According to Austin, customs are not law until so declared by the sovereign.
According to Gray, customs are not law until they command themselves to the reason of the judge and he recognizes and embodies them in judgement.
According to Historical School, custom is law independent of any declaration of recognition by the state.
All are correct.
- Option 1: According to Austin, laws are commands from the sovereign. Customs need the sovereign's declaration to be seen as law.
- Option 2: Gray believes customs become law when judges accept them, integrating them into legal decisions.
- Option 3: The Historical School views customs as law on their own, without needing state acknowledgment.
- Option 4: All statements are considered correct, as they reflect different legal theories about the role of customs in law.
Your selected option: Option 4
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