Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 320
... authority of the Native Courts and of the native law which they administered on to a par with the authority and law of the British Administration . For it suggested that except in those townships .... and enclaves under the direct ...
... authority of the Native Courts and of the native law which they administered on to a par with the authority and law of the British Administration . For it suggested that except in those townships .... and enclaves under the direct ...
Page 322
... Authorities ' . Its key clause was the one which declared that all natives ordinarily subject to a native court should be subject to a Native Authority if they resided within its area as also ' such other persons as the Governor in ...
... Authorities ' . Its key clause was the one which declared that all natives ordinarily subject to a native court should be subject to a Native Authority if they resided within its area as also ' such other persons as the Governor in ...
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... authority in a province was always the Resident w .. 3 . In the other minute Cameron also defended the ultimate superior authority of the Administrative Service , by refusing to accept the proposal of the Director of Public Works that ...
... authority in a province was always the Resident w .. 3 . In the other minute Cameron also defended the ultimate superior authority of the Administrative Service , by refusing to accept the proposal of the Director of Public Works that ...
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