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Browsing Early South African Legal Sources by Subject "Law statutes"
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(Gouvernement der Z.A. Republiek, 1882)
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(Saul Solomon and Company, 1859)
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(Saul Solomon & Co., 1868)
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(Saul Solomon and Co., 1868)
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1871 : Statutes of the Cape of Good Hope passed by the second parliament during sessions 1859-1863 (Saul Solomon & Co., 1871)
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(W. A. Richards & Sons, 1884)
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(Saul Solomon and Company, 1871)
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(Saul Solomon and Company, 1873)
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(Gouvernement der Z.A. Republiek, 1887)
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(Snelpers-Drukkerij van de Oranjevrijstaat nieuwsblad maatschappij (beperkt), 1877)
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(Saul Solomon & Co., 1882)
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(Saul Solomon and Company, 1882)
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(W.A. Richards and Sons, Cape Town, 1884)
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(W.A. Richards & Sons, 1887)THE necessity for a revision of the Statute Law of the Colony has long been recognized, and for some years past a sum of money has annually been voted by Parliament for the codification of the Statutes. The codification ...
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(W. A. Richards & Sons, 1887)
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(Gouvernement der Z.A. Republiek, 1888)
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(Staatsdrukkerij van de Z. A. Republiek, 1899)
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