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In this chapter I shall add to the logical apparatus already in use and introduce a distinction between logical rules and rules of feasibility. First, the symbols of Chapter 2 will be supplemented with a new operator and some logical rules governing its behaviour; this addition will be of particular relevance when I come to discuss legal change by contract. Then, the notion of a rule of feasibility is briefly explained.
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Lindahl, L. (1977). Symbols and Logical Rules (Continued). In: Position and Change. Synthese Library, vol 112. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1202-7_7
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