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According to Salmond, legal sources of law(1) Are recognised as such by the law itself(2) Lack formal…

Salmond held that legal sources are recognised as such by the law itself and are the only gates through which new principles can enter the law, whereas historical sources…

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According to Salmond, legal sources of law(1) Are recognised as such by the law itself(2) Lack formal recognition by the law(3) operate mediately(4) are only gates through which new principles can find entrance into law Of the statements -

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Salmond held that legal sources are recognised as such by the law itself and are the only gates through which new principles can enter the law, whereas historical sources lack formal recognition and operate only mediately, so "1 and 4 are correct".

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