[DOC] [TLE] Common law - Wikipedia [PAR] A common law legal system is characterized by case law developed by judges, 
courts, and .... Connotations of the term common law in current use continue to 
vary ... (a) pure common law: arising from the traditional and inherent authority of 
courts ... Before 1873, England had two parallel court systems: courts of "law" 
which... [DOC] [TLE] Common law legal definition of common law [PAR] The ancient law of England based upon societal customs and recognized and ... 
and property that derive their authority from the community customs and traditions 
that ... n. the traditional unwritten law of England, based on custom and usage... [DOC] [TLE] Common Law and Civil Jurisprudence [PAR] Common law jurisprudence, which prevails in England and most former 
members of the British Empire, derives its authority from common ... Thus ancient 
usage could no longer act as a check on the whims of those now living, as do the 
... But laws resting on unwritten custom are even more sovereign, and concerned 
with... [DOC] [TLE] Unwritten law | Define Unwritten law at Dictionary.com [PAR] Unwritten law definition, a law that rests for its authority on custom, judicial 
decision, etc., ... especially in cases involving relations between the sexes: 
sometimes urged in justification of ... Ancient Law Sir Henry James Sumner 
Maine ... the law based upon custom, usage, and judicial decisions, as 
distinguished from the... [DOC] [TLE] Ancient Law, its connection with the early history of society and its ... [PAR] A classic work on the history of law by one of the great English jurists of the ... of 
Primitive Society, published in a volume on Early Law and Custom. .... citizen's 
disposing power, especially by will, and freedom of contract; and the ...... is also 
distinguished from Equity, as deriving its authority from an external body or 
person. [DOC] [TLE] Bracton: Thorne Edition: English. Volume 2, Page 19 [PAR] [003] To rule well a king requires two things, arms and laws, that by them both ... [
England alone uses within her boundaries unwritten law and custom]. [010] 
Though in almost all lands use is made of the leges and the jus scriptum, 
England ... [015] of the res publica, the authority of the king or prince having first 
been added [DOC] [TLE] COMMON law - Real Estate Research [PAR] The common law of England, as distinguished from the civil law and statute law, 
... of persons and property, which derive their authority from usages and customs 
. ... (i) unwritten law, especially the Anglo-American traditions of law-making, ... 
the law adopted by each state and applied as local law, based on local usage,... [DOC] [TLE] Lectures, Elementary and Familiar, on English Law - Forgotten Books [PAR] In the case of England, the unwritten laws, consisting of the ancient customs and 
... These latter derive their authority from the common law. ... It is an ancient 
custom and usage of the people to obey acts of parliament: therefore it is a part of 
the common law that they are to be obeyed. ... of Sheriff LawEspecially in 
Relation [DOC] [TLE] custom as a source of law in scotland - HeinOnline [PAR] presentation of the Scots rules on custom in modern textbooks, especially ... 
Robarts (1875) L.R. 10 Exch. 337 is cited as an authority ... to the definition of 
Halsbury's Laws of England, " is a particular ... immemorial local custom, and the 
word "usage" to usage incorporated in .... It may be so annexed by the ancient 
law. [DOC] [TLE] The Common-law Mind: Custom and the Immemorial - cddrl [PAR] system of law existed alongside their ancient native custom, one which had a 
different .... For the Common Law of England is nothing else but the Common 
Custome .... law which the judges declare is unwritten and immemorial, and Coke 
praises it .... and derives its authority from its having survived unchanged all 
changes... [DOC] [TLE] Customary law, the Crown and the common law : ancient legal ... [PAR] Aug 13

Question: Law that derives authority from custom & usage, especially the ancient unwritten law of England
Answer: Common Law