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<p>the concept of a split system of 'equitable' and 'legal' rules is not widely found or applied.</p>

<p><big> In common-law jurisdictions </big></p>
<p><a href="page.php?w=Common_law">Common law</a> jurisdictions are those that trace its historical origins to medieval <a href="page.php?w=English_law">English law</a>. Unlike many of the civilian jurisdictions in continental Europe, English law did not originate in the Roman law ius civile codes. Rather, much of English law was and is a result of the decisions of judges, and this judge-made law is described</p><p>
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