‘Nous n’avons pas eu la préoccupation, en Ethiopie, d'élaborer un Code qui soit fondé sur les coutumes éthiopiennes’René David, drafter of the Ethiopian civil Code, 1962. When between 1957 and 1965 the major body of present Ethiopian law was enacted, the principal aim was to achieve a modernization of the legal system. Although the country knew a great variety of local legal traditions, the new legislation was almost exclusively inspired by western conceptions of law. Rather than to reflect s..
Conac Gérard. C. Varga, Modernization of Law and its Codificational Trends in the Afro-Asiatic Legal...
A.A. Levasseur, The Civil Code of the Ivory Coast. In: Revue internationale de droit comparé. Vol. 3...
Tanzania’s endeavors to find an appropriate law of marriage and divorce began immediately after in...
© 2018 Dr. Hailegabriel Gedecho FeyissaThe 1960 Ethiopian Civil Code is the largest legal transfer p...
In Sub-Saharan Africa there does not exist only one legal system, but rather several, diverse ones. ...
The legal development of the Ethiopian Revolution (1974–91) is characterised by three different phas...
Part I of this Note will analyze the history of Ethiopia’s legal system. Part II of this Note focuse...
Published in 1968, this paper provides an introductory survey of the nature of the problem of adapti...
In Africa, man practiced law for centuries before we embarked on theorising about it. The normative ...
T. Olawalb Elias, The Nature of African Customary Law. In: Revue internationale de droit comparé. Vo...
This study examines the extent to which the newly independent African countries are adhering to the ...
This essay examines the relationship existing between informal law and state laws in the four countr...
The family law section of the 1960 Ethiopian Civil Code was revised and promulgated in Jul
The book presents a critical rethinking of the study of law in Africa from a comparative law perspec...
A complete, modern legal system must be created in each of the developing nations of the world to ...
Conac Gérard. C. Varga, Modernization of Law and its Codificational Trends in the Afro-Asiatic Legal...
A.A. Levasseur, The Civil Code of the Ivory Coast. In: Revue internationale de droit comparé. Vol. 3...
Tanzania’s endeavors to find an appropriate law of marriage and divorce began immediately after in...
© 2018 Dr. Hailegabriel Gedecho FeyissaThe 1960 Ethiopian Civil Code is the largest legal transfer p...
In Sub-Saharan Africa there does not exist only one legal system, but rather several, diverse ones. ...
The legal development of the Ethiopian Revolution (1974–91) is characterised by three different phas...
Part I of this Note will analyze the history of Ethiopia’s legal system. Part II of this Note focuse...
Published in 1968, this paper provides an introductory survey of the nature of the problem of adapti...
In Africa, man practiced law for centuries before we embarked on theorising about it. The normative ...
T. Olawalb Elias, The Nature of African Customary Law. In: Revue internationale de droit comparé. Vo...
This study examines the extent to which the newly independent African countries are adhering to the ...
This essay examines the relationship existing between informal law and state laws in the four countr...
The family law section of the 1960 Ethiopian Civil Code was revised and promulgated in Jul
The book presents a critical rethinking of the study of law in Africa from a comparative law perspec...
A complete, modern legal system must be created in each of the developing nations of the world to ...
Conac Gérard. C. Varga, Modernization of Law and its Codificational Trends in the Afro-Asiatic Legal...
A.A. Levasseur, The Civil Code of the Ivory Coast. In: Revue internationale de droit comparé. Vol. 3...
Tanzania’s endeavors to find an appropriate law of marriage and divorce began immediately after in...