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The Application of Section 8(3) of the Constitution in the Development of Customary Law Values in South Africa's New Constitutional Dispensation
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  • 2009"Equality" misplaced in the development of the customary law of succession : lessons from Shilubana v Nwamitwa 2009 2 SA 66 (CC)7 cited

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