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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Zambian Legal System"”.
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The rules of natural justice within the Zambian legal system
… the rules of Natural Justice within the Zambian legal system. In this essay, attempt has been made to ascertain what constitutes the Rules of Natural justice. The essay focuses the subject of the rules of natural justice within the Zambian justice system particularly in the area of …
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The interpretation of the law on frustrated contracts in the British and Zambian legal system
… law on frustrated contracts in the British and Zambian legal systems, focusing primarily on how the Zambian Legal system can improve its law on frustrated contracts as well as its application and interpretation without heavy reliance on the law on frustrated contracts in the British legal …
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Alternative dispute resolution and its place in the Zambian judicial system
… face of bottlenecks and backlogs in the court systems, as well as spiralling costs and fees, courts and members of the legal fraternity have been part of the movement seeking means other than litigation for resolving disputes.The development of more flexible means of resolving disputes in the …
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Eradicating statelessness: universal birth registration as a means of realising the right to name and nationality in Zambia
… critically scrutinise the efficacy of Zambia's legal framework concerning statelessness, birth registration, the right to name, identity and acquisition of nationality. The research determines that Zambia's legal framework does not protect stateless persons. Neither does it provide for the right …
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The Legal Ramifications of the Importation of English Law
… law and how such English Law has affected the Zambian legal system as well as the Zambian people at large. It is clear that English Law should be applied in Zambia only when and where there is a lacuna.1 The case of Ruth Kumbi v Robinson Kaleb Zulu made the White Book of 1999 applicable to …
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The problematic nature of unregistered trademarks: an insight of Zambian law with comparative lessons from the South African jurisdiction
… developments are particularly obscure. Some legal scholars have however argued that it seems the Courts first began to protect ‘marks at the behest of traders in the sixteenth century acknowledging the fact that such signs operated as an indication of source…the Courts then felt that if …