Introduction to Law and the Ethiopian Legal System

Tesfaye Abate

273 pages
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A comprehensive teaching manual covering the nature and functions of law, sources of law, classification of laws, and the structure of the Ethiopian legal system. Strong reference for comparative legal studies and for understanding how civil and common law traditions interact.

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