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Which one of the following schools of legal thought held the view that, "Law is found not made, it is…

The Historical School, led by Savigny, held that law is not deliberately made by a sovereign but is found, growing organically out of a people's customs and consciousness…

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Which one of the following schools of legal thought held the view that, "Law is found not made, it is self existent."?

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The Historical School, led by Savigny, held that law is not deliberately made by a sovereign but is found, growing organically out of a people's customs and consciousness like language.

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