Léon Duguit (1859–1928) was a prominent French jurist of the Sociological School of Jurisprudence who revolutionised legal theory by shifting the focus from individual rights and state sovereignty to social duties and interdependence.
(a) Duguit’s entire philosophy is built on the concept of "Social Solidarity,"
(b) Duguit was a radical critic of established legal doctrines of Sovereignty Individual Rights
(c) Key Principles and Contributions includes(i) Law of Public Service, )ii) No Distinction Between Public and Private Law and (iii) Objective Law
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