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Family head versus family Members: legal issues in management of family land under yoruba customary law
The customary land tenure system is an age-long indigenous land holding system among the Yorubas of South- Western part of Nigeria. The evolution of this system and the various principles regulating same, exhibit the historical credentials rooted in the custom, value and tradition of different ethno...
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