REDAKSIONEEL / EDITORIAL
Abstract
Because the distance in time to the Roman past is long and the ties that bound South Africa to the Netherlands have long since fallen away, the term "Roman-Dutch Law" may have an antiquarian sound. The non-initiated might therefore be ·tempted to think that South African Roman-Dutch Law - most comprehensive in important areas of private law - is a relic from the past that will have difficulty surviving in the New South Africa.
Published
2014-03-30
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Editorial / Redaksioneel
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