South African Journal on Human RightsFriedman, Nick (2014) "The South African common law and the constitution: Revisiting horizontality" SAJHR 30: 63-88.Friedman, N. (2014). `The South African Common Law and the Constitution: Revisiting horizontality'. South African Journal on Human Rights, ...
In South Africa they may play such a role in two respects: first during the process of inquiry to ascertain if the requirements for a particular crime have been met; and secondly when a suitable punishment for a convicted accused must be determined. By making use of case law, illuminated ...
Common Law Obedience in a Regulatory State 来自 Wiley 喜欢 0 阅读量: 50 作者: N Razook 摘要: This article explores girls' socio-economic rights fulfilment in South Africa. After setting out the international law context, the article turns to the lived reality of girls in this country through...
Findings – The conclusion reached is that the whistleblower laws established in the common law countries of Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and the UK variously contain serious structural deficiencies, particularly with respect to the scope of protection and the construction of corruption. The...
This model is found today in countries throughout the former British empire, particularly in the United States, Canada, Australia, India, and in Africa, particularly Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, as well as South Africa. In some common-law countries, particularly the USA and countries following its ...
Today, common law is still used in several countries around the world. Those countries that use common law include: The United Kingdom The United States Australia Canada India South Africa Nigeria These countries continue to use common law today for several reasons. Some common law countries ...
fill a gap in the existing literature by exploring the role of African states in the development of the regime of the deep seabed beyond national jurisdiction ("the Area") and the concept of the Common Heritage of Mankind (CHM), a relatively novel concept in international law and politics. ...
Specifically in eviction law, it is clear that the relationship between the sources of law is uncertain for purposes of finding a remedy in the case of infringements of section 26(3) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 ("the Constitution"). The evictee arguably has ...
6Law (of a crime) of lesser severity. 〔律〕(罪行)普通的;轻度的 common assault 普通企图伤害罪。 Example sentencesExamples A life is precious, and unlike a common theft, once taken, it can never be given back. The exceptional categories plainly apply to offences more serious than common ass...
The development of Chinese family law in Malaysia and Singapore provides an interesting case study of an attempt to fuse elements of two disparate legal systems in a foreign social climate. The present court system of Malaysia and Singapore and the adjec