Patrick Chulu

Patrick Chulu

Patrick Chulu Legal Practitioners (PCLP) is a leading Zambian law firm based in Lusaka, offering trusted legal services across Zambia. We specialise in employment disputes, property law, family and succession matters, company law, commercial transactions, debt recovery, and criminal defence. At PCLP, we are committed to delivering ethical, strategic, and client-focused legal solutions.📍 Visit pclplaw.com to book a consultation or browse our legal publications.

Duties of Citizens

Citizens have various duties that contribute to the well-being and development of their country. Here are some examples: 1. Obeying the Law: Citizens are expected to obey the laws of the land, including constitutional provisions, statutes, and regulations. 2. Paying…

Customary Law as a Source of Law in Zambia

Customary law plays a significant role in Zambia’s legal system, particularly in matters related to personal and family law. It’s based on traditional customs and practices observed by different communities within the country. *Key Aspects of Customary Law in Zambia:…

Adoption of Constitution

The process of adopting a constitution in Zambia involves several key steps:Constitutional Review Process. 1. Initiation: The process begins with a proposal for constitutional review or amendment, which can come from the government, Members of Parliament, or civil society organizations.…

Characteristics of Written Constitution

Written constitutions typically have several key characteristics which are : 1. Codified: Written constitutions are formal documents that outline the fundamental principles, structures, and powers of a government. 2. Supreme Law: A written constitution is considered the supreme law of…

Written Constitution

A written constitution is a formal document that outlines the fundamental principles, structure, and laws of a government or organization. It serves as the supreme law of the land and provides a framework for how a country or entity should…

The Legal Consequences of Child Abuse

The legal consequences of child abuse can be severe and vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific circumstances of the case. Here are some potential legal consequences: *Criminal charges: Perpetrators of child abuse may face criminal charges, such as…