Principle

CHIEFTAINCY LAW — Registered Chieftaincy Declaration — Conclusive Evidence of Customary Law

Area of law
CHIEFTAINCY LAW
Court
Supreme Court

A registered chieftaincy declaration is conclusive evidence of customary law. The principle applies to chieftaincy matters. The declaration has statutory force. The rule continues until amended. The court will enforce the declaration. The principle is well-established.

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