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“The Capital fact in the mechanism of modern states is the enrgy of legislature” said
Savigny
Puchta
Maine
Inering
- The statement “The Capital fact in the mechanism of modern states is the energy of legislature” was said by Sir Henry Maine.
- Sir Henry Maine (Option 3) was a distinguished British jurist and historian. He is known for his work on the evolution of law and for highlighting the shift from status to contract in societies.
- Savigny (Option 1) was a German legal scholar who emphasized custom and tradition in law.
- Puchta (Option 2) was a student of Savigny and also supported the historical school of jurisprudence.
- Ihering (Option 4, sometimes spelled Jhering) advocated for the purpose of law and its social utility, rather than just tradition.
- The key focus of Maine’s thought was on the dynamic role of legislative power in shaping modern states.
Option 3: Maine is the correct answer.
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