Principle

CHIEFTAINCY LAW — Chiefs — Appointment to Traditional Council — Distinction from Chieftaincy Appointment

Area of law
CHIEFTAINCY LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Appointment to a Traditional Council is separate and distinct from appointment as a chief. A person may be a member of a Traditional Council without being a chief, and a chief may serve on a Council. Statutory deposit requirements for challenging chieftaincy appointments do not…

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