Law in Zambia

Edited by Muna Ndulo

East African Publishing House (1984)

Contents:

Front MAtter

• Foreword by Hon. The Chief Justice of Zambia Annel Silungwe


• Introduction by Muna Ndulo

• 1. The common law and Zambia by William Church
• 2. The evolution of the Zambian court system by Earl Hoover, John Piper and Francis Spalding
• 3. The Zambian judicial system: A review of the jurisdictional law by Roger Purdy
• 4. Dynamics of development, legal education and developing countries by Shiv Dayal
• 5. The origins and spread of one-party states in Commonwealth Africa, their impact on personal liberties: A case study of the Zambian model by Lawrence Zimba
• 6. The changing nature of customary marriage by Muna Ndulo
• 7. Crime and punishment in Zambia by John Hatchard
• 8. International law standards and the Zambian laws on citizenship, immigration and deportation by Satyadera Bedi
• 9. Legal control of statutory boards by Chuma Himonga
• 10. Control in the parastatal sector in Zambia by Ben Turok
• 11. Law and development and the expropriation laws of Zambia by Samuel Amoo
• 12. Law and stagnation in Africa by Robert Seidman
• 13. The rule of law as the quest for legitimacy by Tawia Ocran

Additional:

• Front Cover
• Buck Cover