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Common law is found in case law or precedent which is the
a.   accumulated decisions of thousands of judges in all their cases since the beginning of English legal history, which decisions are found in the multitude of “case reports.”
b.   general proposition or premise in order to find a conclusion to a set of circumstances that fall within the bounds of the premise.
c.   written statutory law accumulated over hundreds of years in the English legal history.
d.   laws found in legislation included in statutes and rules and regulations made by people or bodies who have been given some law-making authority by legislature.

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