The Doctrine of Fixtures: When Buildings Become Part of the Land
The legal principle of fixtures, also known as accession, holds that when someone builds on…
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Converting Traditional Land to Statutory Tenure: The Role of the Chief
In Zambia, converting traditional land to statutory tenure requires the consent of the Chief, rather…
The Court of Appeal’s Ruling on Traditional Land Sales in Zambia
The Court of Appeal in Zambia, in the case of Dr. George Banda vs Betile…
Public Interest Litigation in Zambia: Defending the Constitution
The Zambian Constitution provides a unique mechanism for protecting the Constitution and promoting good governance…
The Constitutional Validity of Presidential Instructions in Zambia
*The Zambian Constitution provides a framework for the exercise of power by the President, including…
The Role of the First Lady in Zambia: A Ceremonial Position
The First Lady of Zambia plays a significant role in the country’s social and ceremonial…
The Witchcraft Act Cap. 90: Understanding the Offence and Penalties
In many jurisdictions, including Zambia, the Witchcraft Act Cap. 90 is a legislation that aims…
The Legal Significance of Silence: Understanding Consent and Acceptance
In law, silence is generally not considered a valid form of consent or acceptance. This…
The Doctrine of Public Interest, Safety, and Morality: A Legal Justification for State Action
The State’s authority to take certain courses of action is often grounded in the doctrine…
The Silence of the Law: Understanding the Burden of Proof
In the realm of law, silence can be ambiguous. When the law is silent about…
The Role of Customary Law in Zambia’s Legal System
*In Zambia, customary law plays a vital role in the country’s legal framework. As recognized…
The Role of Customary Law in Zambia’s Legal System
In Zambia, customary law plays a vital role in the country’s legal framework. As recognized…