Titlebook: Legal Institutions; Dick W. P. Ruiter Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2001 bibliography.classification.concept.internationa

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Unwritten Law,sful performance of legal acts, that is, unwritten law. Unwritten law can roughly be divided into two categories. The first is the category of legal principles. The second is the category of customary law.

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om other theories . that might not have . as an inductive consequence (but that have enough in common with . to ‘provisionally force’ the inference of .). The hallmark of induction is that given such a theory ., . can actually be refuted from .: ?. can be inferred from . with absolute certainty that

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Dick W. P. Ruiter sets that are semantically inferable, but not syntactically inferable..Here, we are also concerned with generalizing inductive inference from sets, which are collections of distinct elements that are mutually independent, to mathematical structures in which various elements may be interrelated. Thi

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Dick W. P. Ruiter sets that are semantically inferable, but not syntactically inferable..Here, we are also concerned with generalizing inductive inference from sets, which are collections of distinct elements that are mutually independent, to mathematical structures in which various elements may be interrelated. Thi

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Dick W. P. Ruiter that by taking sufficient care and by confronting our arguments, Popper and I would both agree on what is to be called morals. However, if I mention this divergence, it is because the attempt to eradicate sufferings needs means which very often are of scientific nature (e.g. in the case of the spre