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The Legitimacy of Legal Norms [PDF]

Curentul Juridic, The Juridical Current, 2006
The term legality is defined as "the quality of being legal or in conformity with the law". Legitimacy is "the fact of being legitimate", in other words, "sanctioned or authorized by law or right, proper". Thus, the arbitration in a dispute will sometimes be based more on the intimate conviction of natural justice than on the letter of the law.
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