Hamlyn Lecture Series The contribution of English law to South African law ; and the rule of law in South Africa
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Book
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Publication Year
1967
Publisher
Stevens and Sons, Limited, United Kingdom
Volume
19
Issue Type
19th series
Pages
xii, 105 pages
Subject
South Africa
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Abstract
"This survey by an eminent South African lawyer represents an important contribution in the fields of comparative and constitutional law. Covering problems of immediate topical interest, as well as providing invaluable historical and background material, the work must be of interest to both students and teachers of law and politics and also to the general reader." - Cover
Description
Contents:
The Hamlyn Trust
introductory
Part I. The Contribution of English Law to South African Law
The common law of South Africa- what and where it is
The English law contribution in general
The English law contribution in detail
How the contribution stands today
Part II. The Rule of Law
The meaning of the rule of law
The rule of law in South Africa
Conclusions
The Hamlyn Trust
introductory
Part I. The Contribution of English Law to South African Law
The common law of South Africa- what and where it is
The English law contribution in general
The English law contribution in detail
How the contribution stands today
Part II. The Rule of Law
The meaning of the rule of law
The rule of law in South Africa
Conclusions
Biblio Notes
Donated by Graham Price.
Includes bibliographical references.
Includes bibliographical references.
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