Correct option is A
Rudolf Stammler, a German jurist, introduced the concept that natural law is not absolute but variable, adapting to changing societal conditions.
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Stammler differentiated between formal and material natural law. He argued that while formal natural law offers universal principles of justice, its material content is relative, depending on societal circumstances.
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(b) Del Vicchio: He contributed to the neo-Kantian theory of law, but his focus was on the formal characteristics of law, not the variability of natural law.
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(c) Finnis: John Finnis is known for modern natural law theory but did not specifically argue for the relativity of natural law as Stammler did.
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(d) Dabin: While Dabin contributed to legal philosophy, he did not propose the theory that natural law has variable content.
