“Jus Naturale” is Roman version of which of the following ?
Jus naturale was the Roman term for natural law, the law that natural reason sets for all, which the Roman jurists, following the Stoics, contrasted with the jus civile of a…
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“Jus Naturale” is Roman version of which of the following ?
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Jus naturale was the Roman term for natural law, the law that natural reason sets for all, which the Roman jurists, following the Stoics, contrasted with the jus civile of a particular state. The jus gentium was regarded as its practical counterpart common to all peoples.
Natural justice is a later procedural idea, and natural reasonableness and natural science are not what the term means.
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