Question

II. Goraphically represent absolute
tempreture.Name the law.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Certain tests or essentials have been laid down by the jurists which a custom must satisfy for its judicial recognition. One of the essentials of a valid custom is antiquity, i.e., custom should be recognised as law must be proved to be in existence from time immemorial. In Subramanian Chettiar v. Kumarappa Chettiar, custom has been defined as, "Aparticular rule which has existed from the time immemorial and has obtained the force of law in a particular locality."

Customs also represent the common consciousness of a group, its sense if what is fitting, decorous and seemly. It corresponds somewhat to the literate notion of equity, whether legal or moral.

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