The "old authorities", in the South African context, means the writers on the common law of Holland up to 1809 – when the Code Napoleon abolished Roman law in the Netherlands. LINDEN, VAN DER KEESSEL, and the authorities cited by them".
as expounded in the text books of VOET, VAN LEEUWEN, GROTIUS, DE PAPEGAAY, MERULA, LYBRECHT, VAN DER Roman Dutch law "in so far as it was found in force in the Cape Colony at the time of the appointment of the English Judges. In the ORANGE FREE STATE, Chapter 1 of the 1891 Code provided that the Constitution (Grondwet) of the State is the In the TRANSVAAL, Article 31 of the constitution of 1849 (the Thirty Three Articles) as amplified by Annexure 1 of the Volksraad Resolution of, provided that the basis of the law would be the Dutch law as set out in VAN DER LINDEN's Koopmanshandboek, and that, if it does not provide an answer to any matter, Simon VAN LEEUWEN's Rooms Hollands Regt and the Inleiding of Hugo DE GROOT would be binding. In the former republics of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State, the "old authorities" even had the force of law: Legal Literature was originally the most quoted source of law in our courts, until Legislation and Case Law overtook it. Part 3: LEGAL LITERATURE Noted (Volumes 8-10) Part 4: LEGISLATION Noted (Volumes 11-15) If you have Fontes Juris Volumes 1-10, please discard Volumesįor the time being, there will NOT be a Volume 7 in the series, but the gap will be filled with the publication of the second editions of Part 1 (SOUTH AFRICAN CASES Reported and Noted) and Part 2 (FOREIGN CASES Noted).įontes Juris divides South African Legal Sources into 4 Parts: Part 1: SOUTH AFRICAN CASES Noted (Volumes 1-5) Part 2: FOREIGN CASES Noted (Volume 6) It contains about 106 000 references to 9 300 books, journals, compilations and other legal works. This second edition of Part 3 lists the Legal Literature works noted in the judgments of the Superior Courts of South Africa reported from the beginning of law reporting in South Africa (1828) to the end of 2015. Literature Noted SCHOMAKER - Z Pages 1259-1903 Literature Noted H - SCHOLTZ Pages 627-1258 Words, Phrases & Maxims Noted Intro pages (8)-(26) Subject Index on the Internet Intro page (7) You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Ĭover painting: "Lawyers conferring in Court" by Philmarie Uys CONTENTSįontes Juris Part 3 LEGAL LITERATURE Noted This email address is being protected from spambots. Web Cover design: This email address is being protected from spambots. No part of this book may be reproduced in any manner, including photocopying, electronic scanning, and computerising, without the written consent of the copyright holder, Fontes Juris (Pty) Ltd
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