Product Description
Customary Law in Constitutional Democratic South Africa
Author: MI Madondo
Format: Physical Hardcopy
This book charts the odyssey of customary law through the centuries; from colonial times to present day South Africa.
Contents:
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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Chapter 2: Democracy and constitutionalism
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Chapter 3: Access to courts
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Chapter 4: Customary Law
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Chapter 5: Customary legal system
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Chapter 6: Institution of traditional leadership
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Chapter 7: Traditional court system
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Chapter 8: Land ownership
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Chapter 9: Customary marriages
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Chapter 10: Customary marriages entered into after the commencement of the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act
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Chapter 11: Succession
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Chapter 12: Legislative recognition of religious marriages
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Chapter 13: Recognition of Muslim marriages
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Chapter 14: Achievement of equality
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Chapter 15: Actions at law, contractual obligations and criminal liability
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Chapter 16: Law of persons and things
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