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Match List-I and List-II. List-I (Theory of jurisprudence)List-II (Jurist) P. Law As Means To An End 1.…

Law as a Means to an End is associated with Rudolf von Ihering, and living law with Eugen Ehrlich. The Spirit of the Common Law is by Roscoe Pound, while The Nature of the…

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Match List-I and List-II.

List-I (Theory of jurisprudence)List-II (Jurist)
P. Law As Means To An End1. Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
Q. Living Law2. Roscoe Pound
R. Spirit of the Common Law3. Rudolf von Ihering
S. Nature of Judicial Process4. Eugen Ehrlich

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Law as a Means to an End is associated with Rudolf von Ihering, and living law with Eugen Ehrlich. The Spirit of the Common Law is by Roscoe Pound, while The Nature of the Judicial Process is by Benjamin Nathan Cardozo.

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