The laws of Lerotholi: role and status of codified rules of custom in the kingdom of Lesotho

Title: The laws of Lerotholi: role and status of codified rules of custom in the kingdom of Lesotho
Creator: Juma, Laurence
Date: 2011
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/128810
Identifier: vital:36162
Identifier: https://heinonline.org/HOL/P?h=hein.journals/pacinlwr23ampi=94
Description: The status of customary law in African societies is diminished by factors, most of which are generated by the machinery of the modern state. But its mantle, kept alive by neo-traditional scholarship and a commitment to multiculturalism in the post-independence era, has nevertheless sustained an active discussion on its relevance to the future of law and the general administration of justice in African states.2
Format: 54 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: Pace International Law Review, Juma, L., 2011. The laws of Lerotholi: role and status of codified rules of custom in the kingdom of Lesotho. Pace Int'l L. Rev., 23, p.92., Pace International Law Review volume 23 number 1 92 145 2011 1553-7897
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