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In English law, which of the following year has been fined at which the custom must be proved to be in existence.
1240 A.D.
1189 A.D.
1145 A.D.
1239 A.D.
- Option 1: 1240 A.D.
- This is not the year recognized in English law for establishing the existence of a custom.
- Option 2: 1189 A.D.
- This is the correct answer. In English law, the custom must be proved to have existed since at least the time of Richard I's accession to the throne.
- Option 3: 1145 A.D.
- This year does not hold significance for proving customs in English legal history.
- Option 4: 1239 A.D.
- This year is also not relevant for establishing a custom's legality in English law.
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