By various acts experience frames the law.

Explanation

The common law is not the product of abstract theorizing but of accumulated human experience — repeated acts, tested by time, harden into binding rule.

Where this applies

• A legal principle is tested and refined through repeated real-world cases.
• The common law develops through practical experience rather than abstract theorizing.

See also

• 1.2.2 The general custom of the whole country is the common law of the country.
• 1.3.1 Custom is the best interpreter of the law.