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- Clever Gideon
- 4 The Law-Making Process
- 1 What is Law?
- 2 Sources of Law
- 7 An Outline of Court Procedures
- Acknowledgements
- The concept of law: A definition
- The relationship between law & morality
- What is a legal system?
- The purpose & function of law
- To do justice
- To preserve peace & order
- To enforce morality
- Two key elements of law: legal right & legal personality
- Legal right
- Legal personality
- Legislation
- Common law
- Smith and Bailey on the Modern English Legal System says the following about ‘distinguishing’:
- Advantages of precedent
- Custom
- Authoritative texts
- Law reports
- Criminal law versus civil law
- Public law versus private law
- Substantive law versus procedural law
- National law versus international law
- Common law versus civil law
- Law (common law) versus equity
- Introduction: State organs and their powers
- The judiciary
- Other key organs
- The Comptroller & Auditor-General
- Pre-bill stage
- Types of bills
- Stage 1 – First reading
- Stage 3 – Second reading
- Stage 4 – Consideration by committee
- Stage 5 – Reporting
- The effect of Parliament’s failure to follow specified procedures
- The Division between Criminal Courts & Civil Courts
- Composition
- Composition
- Jurisdiction
- Specialist Courts
- Advantages of specialist courts in Zimbabwe
- Disadvantages of specialist courts
- Special court for income tax appeals
- Local courts on customary law
- Introduction: The legal profession
- The nature of the fused profession in Zimbabwe
- The Law Society of Zimbabwe
- The Council for Legal Education
- Judges
- Who appoints judges?
- Civil trial procedure versus application procedure
- Civil trial procedure
- Letter of Demand
- Issue of Summons
- Appearance to defend
- Request for further particulars
- Defendant’s plea
- Replication
- Close of pleadings
- Discovery
- Pre-trial conference
- Trial date
- Judgment
- Enforcement of judgment
- Execution of property
- Garnishee order
- Civil imprisonment
- Contempt of court
- 3. Applicant’s answering affidavit.
- 4. Heads of argument.
- 5. Hearing to present oral arguments.
- The accused’s entering of plea
- Outline of the State’s case
- Outline of the defence
- Evidence-in-chief
- Re-examination
- Closing of the State case
- Defence case
- Close of the defence case
- Verdict
- Addresses on sentence: mitigation/aggravation
- Sentencing
- Fines
- Recognisances
- Community Service
- Introduction
- Evaluation of the Legal Aid Scheme in terms of the Act
- Legal aid by non-governmental organisations
- The objective of interpretation
- Rules of Statutory Interpretation
- Statement of the Rule
- ‘Contemporanea expositio’
- The presumption against the alteration of the Common Law more than is necessary
- The presumption that the legislature does not intend that which is harsh, unjust or unreasonable
- The presumption of constitutionality
- The presumption against retrospectivity
- Preamble
- Headings and marginal notes
- Treaties and International Conventions
Introduction: State organs and their powers The legislature (the law-makers) The executive The judiciary Other key organs
xiii xv The concept of law: A definition The relationship between law and morality The relationship between law and justice What is a legal system? The purpose and function of law To do justice To preserve peace and order To enforce morality To protect the interests of the ruling class Two key elements of law: legal right and legal personality Lega...
Legislation Common law A brief history of Roman Dutch law Advantages of precedent Custom General custom African customary law Authoritative texts Law reports
Civil procedures Adversarial versus inquisitorial procedure Civil trial procedure versus application procedure Civil trial procedure Letter of Demand Issue of Summons Appearance to defend Request for further particulars Defendant’s plea Request for further particulars Replication Close of pleadings Discovery Pre-trial conference Trial date The tria...
This book is a compilation of my lecture notes for ‘Introduction to Law’, a course which is one of the main foundations of the LLB degree of the Faculty of Law, University of Zimbabwe. I have taught this first-year course to students in the Faculty of Law for the last fourteen years. I have also been a consultant for the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (F...
Law refers to rules and regulations that govern human conduct or other societal relations and are enforceable by the state. It is the quality of enforceability by the state that distinguishes law from other rules. There are, of course, other rules that govern human conduct such as moral rules, religious directives and organizational rules. These ot...
Law is law, regardless of its moral content. However, most legal rules are derived from morality. This means that in such instances, the law is used to enforce morality. Law-makers seeking to enact new laws to regulate human conduct usually convert into law their deeply held moral convic-tions. Morality is the bedrock of law but it is not law. Take...
A legal system is the sum total of the law of a given society, and includes the way(s) it is made, how it is enforced and the institutions involved in its making and enforcement.
The traditional approach to the role and function of law is that it has two main purposes, namely, (i) to do justice, and (ii) to preserve peace and order. Although legal theories are divided on the proper role of law, this traditional approach is a useful starting point to understanding the vari-ous purposes and functions of law. Four of these are...
Law must serve the ends of justice, and this function is accepted by all legal systems. It has already been said that the ‘problem’ with justice is that it is difficult to say what justice is. Moreover, what is just for one person may not be just for another. Accordingly, to say that law must serve the ends of justice is to promote the view of just...
This purpose is regarded by Hahlo and Kahn as the ‘foremost purpose of law’. They express it as follows: The first and foremost purpose of law is to maintain peace and order in the community. Man must live in society if he is to achieve his full development. Society, however, cannot exist without law, for without rules of conduct there cannot be or...
This purpose of the law is separate from that of promoting justice in one respect: justice is merely one component of morality. There are other components of morality that the concept of justice does not embrace and it is these other components that are covered here. Professor Herbert Hart describes the relationship between justice and morality as ...
With the understanding of law discussed in this opening chapter, it is important to explain two key elements: legal right and legal personality.
A legal right may be defined as ‘an interest conferred by and protected by the law, entitling one person to claim that another person or persons 10 either give him/her/it something, or do an act for him/her/it or refrain from doing an act’.15 There are, of course, other rights such as moral rights, which entitle persons to claim from others that th...
Legal rights are enjoyed only by legal ‘persons’. A human being is a person at law (therefore, a legal person). However, a human being is not the only person recognized by law. The law endows other entities with the capac-ity to acquire rights and incur obligations. A legal person is also defined as ‘somebody who, or something which, can have legal...
Legislation is also referred to as statutory law and covers those rules of law made directly by the legislature. Each state has an organ responsible for law-making, and this is what is referred to as the legislature. The leg-islative authorities of the state promulgate law in various statutory forms such as Acts of Parliament, presidential decrees ...
The term ‘common law’ has been used in three different senses, namely: The law applicable to all people of a given society regardless of race, tribe and sex. As part of a classification of legal systems which have the influence of the English common law as distinct from those which have been termed civil law systems with a Roman law basis. As that...
precedent, whether persuasive or binding, need not be applied or followed if it can be distinguished, i.e., there is a material distinction between the facts of the precedent case and the case in question. What counts as a material distinc-tion is obviously crucial. The judge in the later case is expected to explain why the distinction is such as t...
The doctrine of precedent has several advantages. They are summarized as follows: The advantages of a principle of stare decisis are many. It enables the citi-zen, if necessary with the aid of practicing lawyers, to plan his private and professional activities with some degree of assurance as to their legal effects; it prevents the dislocation of r...
Customs are rules that become binding in the course of time through observance by the community in question. They are not necessarily written down. In other words, the community becomes accustomed to regulating its relationship in a particular way, with many of its members regarding that particular way of doing things as legally binding. There are ...
Authoritative texts refer to writings by leading authorities in the field of law. As already noted, treatises written by Roman Dutch jurists are authoritative sources of Roman Dutch law and are treated as such in the courts. They are regarded as sources under the heading of common law because of their special nature. Reference must also be made to ...
An essential component of a system based on precedent is one where these precedents are reported. Judgments from the superior courts (the High Court and the Supreme Court) are required by law to be in writing. This also applies to courts lower than the superior courts. Once a superior court has delivered a judgment, it is made available to the publ...
A crime is a wrong punishable by the state, and the main object of crimi-nal law is punishment of the offender(s). A civil wrong is a wrong against another person, and the main object of civil law is to compensate the victim for the harm suffered. Although a crime is a wrong against an individual, it is considered a wrong against the state and it i...
Public law may be described as that law in which the state is a party to the relationship or the dispute, whereas private law regulates the rights and duties of persons among themselves. The state has direct matters over which it is involved in the day-to-day life of citizens. This is the province of public law. Another way of expressing the distin...
Substantive law deals with specific legal rights and duties of persons, such as the nature of the rights and duties, how these are constituted, how they are extinguished and their legal effect. Procedural law is composed of rules that govern the enforcement of rights, i.e., the steps which should be taken to impose these rights. It is sometimes des...
National law refers to the body of rules peculiar to a particular country or state, while international law refers to rules that are binding on states in their relations with each other. International law is sometimes described as public international law so as to distinguish it from private international law (conflict of laws). Pri-vate internatio...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
A statute, or some of its provisions, may have been enacted in response to a treaty or other international convention. In terms of Section 111B of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, a treaty cannot have the effect of law unless incorporated by an Act of Parliament. Two situations are common here. The first is where an Act of Parliament expressly makes i...
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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 Zimbabwe, the law ...
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