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The development of South Pacific Islands jurisprudence : the status of and the relationship between introduced law and customery law in small island countries of the South Pacific / Jennifer Corrin Care.
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Publication details:
Brisbane : Griffith University, 2002.
Record id:
68023
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Subject:
Customary law -- Oceania.
Jurisprudence -- Oceania.
Common law -- Oceania.
Contents:
Part 1. The status of and the relationship between introduced law and customary law in small island countries of the South Pacific
Chapter 1. Colonial legacies? - a study of received and adopted legislation applying in the University of South Pacific Region
Chapter 2. Bedrock and steel blues: a study of legal pluralism in Vanuatu
Chapter 3. The status of customary law in Fiji Islands after the Constitutional Amendment Act 1997
Part 2. The status of introduced law and/or customary law
Chapter 4. Proving customary law in the Common Law Courts of the South Pacific
Chapter 5. Courts in Solomon Islands
Part 3. The relationship between introduced law and customary law
Chapter 6. Cultures in conflict: the role of the common law in the South Pacific
Chapter 7. Abrogation of the right of customary land owners by the Forest Resources and Timber Utilisation Act
Part 4. Conflict between customary law and human rights
Chapter 8. Conflict between customary law and human rights in the South Pacific
Chapter 9. Customary law and human rights in Solomon Islands - a commentary on Remisio Pusi v James Leni and others
Chapter 10. Unfinished constitutional business: human rights in the Fiji Islands
Part 5. Conflict between customary law and anti-discrimination provisions
Chapter 11. Conflict in Melanesia - customary law and human rights of Melanesian women
Chapter 12. Customary law and women's rights in Solomon Islands
Part 6. The status of and relationship between customary law and introduced law in substantive areas of law
Chapter 13. Contract law in the South Pacific, first part of chapter 1
Chapter 14. Rationality or intuition? the assessment of the quantum of damages for personal injuries in the Solomon Islands.
Note:
Facsimile of the author's original dissertation.
Thesis (Ph.D.) -- Griffith University, July 2002.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Variant title:
South Pacific collection.
Phys. description:
1 volume (various pagination) ; 30 cm