In Pure Theory of Law, a legal norm derives its validity from :
In Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law, every legal norm derives its validity from a "Higher Legal Norm" within the hierarchical structure of the legal order, ultimately traceable…
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In Pure Theory of Law, a legal norm derives its validity from :
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In Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law, every legal norm derives its validity from a "Higher Legal Norm" within the hierarchical structure of the legal order, ultimately traceable to the Grundnorm, rather than from a "Sovereign", a "Higher Moral Norm" or a "Higher Social Norm".
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