According to Ehrlich, ‘the centre of gravity of legal development lies not in legislation nor in…
Ehrlich places the centre of gravity of legal development in society itself. His point is that law develops through social life and associations, rather than being explained…
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According to Ehrlich, ‘the centre of gravity of legal development lies not in legislation nor in juristic science, nor in judicial decisions but in
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Ehrlich places the centre of gravity of legal development in society itself. His point is that law develops through social life and associations, rather than being explained entirely by legislation, legal scholarship or judicial decisions. This is the foundation of his sociological approach to law.
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