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Note 65 — Chapter III · OTHER KINDS OF LAW.

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That part of the civil law which has its source in agreement is itself called conventional law. See ante, § 11, and post, § 46. This use of the term must be distinguished from that which is here adopted. Conventional law in the present sense is not a part of the civil law, but a different kind of law.

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