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Who said ? “Law grows with a nation, increases with it, and dies at its dissolution and is a characteristic of it”.
Puchta
Savigny
Maine
Inering
- The quote “Law grows with a nation, increases with it, and dies at its dissolution and is a characteristic of it” is attributed to Friedrich Carl von Savigny.
- Option 2: Savigny
- He was a key figure in the historical school of jurisprudence.
- He believed that law and its development are heavily influenced by the culture and traditions of a nation.
- His view was that law evolves naturally alongside society.
- Option 1: Puchta
- Puchta was also part of the historical school, influenced by Savigny.
- He developed further the idea that law is a manifestation of the national spirit.
- Option 3: Maine
- Henry Maine is known for his work on ancient law and the history of legal systems.
- He emphasized the progression of societies from status-based institutions to contract-based ones.
- Option 4: Ihering
- Rudolf von Ihering was known for his sociological approach to law.
- He viewed law as a means to an end, deeply rooted in the social purpose it serves.
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