The infamous case of Ug's Club v. Thog's Head is a well-known prehistoric legal case concerning property law. It is best-known for having a complete transcript of the trial (See Below), allowing a depth of knowledge about the prehistory of law and order to become well-known. Prehistorians and historians of law generally agree that this case was the definitive example of caveman-era legal proceedings.
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