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Each man usually builds one or more bamboo huts for himself and his wives , and plants bananas round them ; his homestead is close to those of his neighbours , while the main garden lands of the whole group are at a distance ...
Each man usually builds one or more bamboo huts for himself and his wives , and plants bananas round them ; his homestead is close to those of his neighbours , while the main garden lands of the whole group are at a distance ...
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Similarly legal action is taken at the handing over of land to a new - comer . The land laws of the Nyakyusa are complex and I have not yet fully understood them , but generally speaking once a man has been granted land among the ...
Similarly legal action is taken at the handing over of land to a new - comer . The land laws of the Nyakyusa are complex and I have not yet fully understood them , but generally speaking once a man has been granted land among the ...
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( b ) The nature of African land - tenure and its modification towards individual ownership — upon which the title of a non - native usually depends . The decisions of the highest local courts have in some cases been revised on appeal to ...
( b ) The nature of African land - tenure and its modification towards individual ownership — upon which the title of a non - native usually depends . The decisions of the highest local courts have in some cases been revised on appeal to ...
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Introduction to Nyakyusa Law Godfrey Wilson | 16 |
The Distribution of Native Population over East Africa | 37 |
The Development of the Military Organization in Swaziland | 55 |
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