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Meaning of Consuetudo ex certa causa ratlonabill usitata privat communem legem
Custom observed by reason of a certain and reasonable cause supersedes the common laws. Litt. § 169; Co. Litt. 33b. See 5 Bing. 293; Broom, Leg. Max. (3d London Ed.) p. 825.
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