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Note 110 — Chapter VI · THE SOURCES OF LAW.

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In the succeeding chapters we shall consider more particularly three of the legal sources which have been already mentioned, namely legislation, custom, and precedent. Professional opinion as a source of law pertains to the Roman, rather than to the English system, and does not call for special examination here. For an account of it see Bryce, Studies in History and Jurisprudence, II. pp. 255–269. Agreement will be considered later, in its aspect as a title of rights, instead of here as a source of law.

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