“Comparative Law collects and tabulates the legal institutions of various countries, and from the…
Holland distinguished the collection and comparison of legal institutions from the abstract study of their underlying ideas. Comparative law supplies material that…
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“Comparative Law collects and tabulates the legal institutions of various countries, and from the results thus prepared, the abstract science of jurisprudence is enabled to set forth an orderly view of the ideas and methods which have been variously realized in actual systems” – this statement was made by
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Holland distinguished the collection and comparison of legal institutions from the abstract study of their underlying ideas. Comparative law supplies material that jurisprudence can organise into general concepts and methods.
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