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Succession in woman-to-women marriages under customary law: a study of the Lobedu Kingdom
This study looks into the ways in which official customary law addresses succession complexities and legitimacy in woman-to-woman marriages. The social, political, cultural and legal background against which these marriages are concluded show the history of succession in woman-to-woman marriages and...
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Department of Private Law
2018
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