Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... native administration everywhere might be regarded as a measure calculated to promote eventual unity . But in ... Courts ; and an audited Native Treasury - were of course , outside of the Muslim Emirates , far from natural growths ...
... native administration everywhere might be regarded as a measure calculated to promote eventual unity . But in ... Courts ; and an audited Native Treasury - were of course , outside of the Muslim Emirates , far from natural growths ...
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... jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to Lagos and to a few towns with an appreciable European population mainly on the coast : the Native Courts were the ones designed to deal with the vast majority of the cases in the Protectorate . had ...
... jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to Lagos and to a few towns with an appreciable European population mainly on the coast : the Native Courts were the ones designed to deal with the vast majority of the cases in the Protectorate . had ...
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... Native Court . Administration . Quite early on Palmer and his colleagues had decided that the two approaches to ... Courts Ordinance.3 A principal and- feature of the judicial reforms proposed by Lethem was the control of the new Protectorate ...
... Native Court . Administration . Quite early on Palmer and his colleagues had decided that the two approaches to ... Courts Ordinance.3 A principal and- feature of the judicial reforms proposed by Lethem was the control of the new Protectorate ...
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