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union of primary and secondary rules: a standalone construct

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Legal theory

the account of a legal system as rules imposing duties combined with rules about recognizing, changing and adjudicating those duty-imposing rules.

In legal theory, union of primary and secondary rules refers to the account of a legal system as rules imposing duties combined with rules about recognizing, changing and adjudicating those duty-imposing rules. This meaning comes from Hart (1961) in The concept of law.[1]

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  1. Hart, H. L. A. (1961). The concept of law. Clarendon Press. ISBN 9788673470207

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