Editorial: Engaging with African Customary Law: Legal History in Contemporary South Africa
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https://doi.org/10.17159/1727-3781/2017/v20i0a3266Keywords:
Legal history, oral tradition, sources of South African law, customary lawAbstract
This special edition consists of a selection of the contributions delivered an event on Custom, Oral History and Law: Writing South African Legal History, co-hosted by the Law School, University of Edinburgh and the Faculty of Law, North-West University.
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Chanock M Law, Custom and Legal Order (Cambridge University Press 1985)
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Du Plessis W “Afrika en Rome: Regsgeskiedenis by die Kruispad” 1992 De Jure 289-307
Gluckman M (ed) Ideas and Procedures in African Customary law (Oxford University Press London 1965)
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