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""Customary law"" is law that arises not out of conscious legislation by a central authority, but out of the unplanned [[natural order]] of actual settled disputes.
'''Customary law''' is law that arises not out of conscious legislation by a central authority, but out of the unplanned [[natural order]] of actual settled disputes.

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Customary law is law that arises not out of conscious legislation by a central authority, but out of the unplanned natural order of actual settled disputes.