Customary laws predate formal laws from "summary" of Ancient Law Its Connection to the History of Early Society by Henry Sumner Maine
The origins of legal systems are often traced back to a period when formal laws did not yet exist. Instead, societies relied on customary laws that were passed down through generations. These customary laws were based on traditions, practices, and norms that governed social interactions and relationships within the community.
Customary laws were rooted in the customs and beliefs of early societies, shaping their behavior and resolving disputes. They were informal in nature, evolving over time to meet the changing needs and values of the community. These laws were enforced by social pressure and the collective will of the group, rather than through a centralized authority or formal legal system.
As societies grew more complex and interactions between different groups increase...
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