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   Does common law still apply in Zimbabwe?

   • A recent development in Zimbabwe ousts the application of Common Law. The recent Codification of Zimbabwe’s Criminal Law through the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act jeopardizes the application of Common Criminal law Section 3 of the Act states unequivocally that Roman-Dutch Criminal Law no longer to apply.

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   What is the enactment of ordinary law in Zimbabwe?

   • The latter is the position in Zimbabwe, where the enactment of ordinary legislation merely requires approval by a majority of those ‘present and voting’. There is a hierarchy within the legislative source of law: the Constitu-tion is supreme and is followed by ordinary Acts of Parliament and then by statutory instruments.

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   What is the law to be administered by the courts of Zimbabwe?

   • This provision reads that the law to be administered by the courts of Zimbabwe is the law that was in force on the effective date, as subsequently modified. The law that was in force includes Roman–Dutch Law as applied at the Cape of Good Hope on June 10, 1891.

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   Is Zimbabwe common law Anglo-Roman-Dutch law?

   • The Common Law was transplanted from the Cape and imposed to Zimbabwe. However, the common law at the Cape in 1891 had been heavily influenced by English Law, hence the common law of Zimbabwe must be said to be Anglo-Roman-Dutch Law. A recent development in Zimbabwe ousts the application of Common Law.

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2. library.fes.de › pdf-files › buerosAn introduction to Zimbabwean law - Friedrich Ebert Foundation

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   A comprehensive textbook on the sources, structure and interpretation of Zimbabwean law, written by a lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe. Covers national and international law, common and customary law, criminal and civil courts, legal aid and more.

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3. www.nyulawglobal.org › globalex › ZimbabweThe Law in Zimbabwe - GlobaLex

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   Sources of Zimbabwean Law. The Legislature. Precedent / Case law / Court Decisions. Customary Law. Common Law. Authoritative texts. Constitution of Zimbabwe. The Justice System in Zimbabwe. The Constitution and the Judiciary. Independence of the Judiciary. Appointment of judges – the Judicial Service Commission. Judicial tenure and remuneration.

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   After outlining this theoretical framework, it turns to the Zimbabwean legal system and covers the following key areas: sources of Zimbabwean law, the scope of Roman-Dutch law in...

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5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 297236746_AnAn introduction to Zimbabwean law - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2010 · After outlining this theoretical framework, it turns to the Zimbabwean legal system and covers the following key areas: sources of Zimbabwean law, the scope of Roman-Dutch law in...

6. muse.jhu.edu › book › 18119Project MUSE - An Introduction to Zimbabwean Law

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   A textbook on the Zimbabwean legal system by Lovemore Madhuku. It covers the sources of Zimbabwean law, including Roman-Dutch law, the law-making process, the courts, the legal profession and statutory interpretation.

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   Sources of Zimbabwean Law. 3.1. The Legislature (Bicameral System) 3.2. Case Law/Precedent. 3.3. Customary Law. 3.4. Common Law. 3.5. Authoritative Texts. 4. Constitution of Zimbabwe. 4.1. Chapter 3: Citizenship. 4.1.1. Citizenship and Immigration Board. 4.2. Chapter 4: The Declaration of Rights. 4.2.1. Civil and Political Rights. 4.2.2.

8. journals.co.za › doi › pdfThe legal system of Zimbabwe - Sabinet African Journals

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   with the sources of our 'law, that is, the coliUilOn law, OJStom, judicial decisions and legislation, and in the second part with the practice, ending with soJre general topics which concern the profession. SOI.RCES OF LAW 1HE c;ru.t-tJN lAW 2. The_ COIIUilOn law of Zimbabwe is usually referred to as 'Roman-Dutch • •