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Browsing ZK Matthews: C3 Lecture Notes by Subject "Transkeian Territories"

Browsing ZK Matthews: C3 Lecture Notes by Subject "Transkeian Territories"

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  • Economic and social conditions of racial groups in South Africa. Based on S + E Planning Council report No. 13. 
    Matthews, Z. K. (2012-10-26)
    Lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews about economic and social conditions of racial groups in South Africa. Based on S + E Planning Council report No. 13.
  • Health services for natives. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-10-10)
    Fort Hare lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews on native administration and health services for natives.
  • Legal personality in native law. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-10-10)
    Fort Hare lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews about legal personality or the determination of legal status in native law.
  • The native council system in S. A. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-10-10)
    Fort Hare lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews on native administration with reference to the native council system and local self-government in South Africa. Accompanied by a newspaper article about the Transkeian ...
  • Native judicial system. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-10-10)
    Fort Hare lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews about the native judicial system before and after 1927.
  • Pre-Union native policy : the evolution of native policy in the Transvaal. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-10-10)
    Fort Hare lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews on native administration and the evolution of pre-Union native policy in Transvaal.
  • The sources of native law. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-10-10)
    Fort Hare lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews about the sources and origins of native law.
  • What law to apply in case of doubt. 
    Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang (2012-10-10)
    Fort Hare lecture notes by Prof. Z. K. Matthews regarding which law to apply in cases of conflicting systems of law, with reference to the case between Anderson Fuzile vs. Thomas Ntloko, dated 1944.

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