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"Custom is to society what law is to the State". It has been said by

The statement that "custom is to society what law is to the State" is Salmond's: custom regulates social conduct informally in the way that law does formally for the State.…

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The statement that "custom is to society what law is to the State" is Salmond's: custom regulates social conduct informally in the way that law does formally for the State. Dias, Lloyd and Finch wrote on legal theory, but the line is not theirs.

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