Roman-Dutch Law, Custodianship, and the African Subsurface: The South African and Namibian Experiences

Mostert, Hanri; Berg, Hugo Meyer van den

doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198703181.003.0005

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“…148 In some colonial jurisdictions modelled on civil law the connection is clear. Namibia, following the cue of its main colonial influence Germany, has this approach, 149 as do all of the jurisdictions in South America. 150 The South African system is rather conflicted in this respect: South African property law is so strongly modelled on civil law.…”

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The ‘Thing’ Called ‘Mineral Right’ Re-examining the nature, content and scope of a rather confounding concept in South African law

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Groningen. I hope I have done justice to the valuable comments provided on earlier drafts of this essay by my colleagues in the Department of Private Law at UCT, the Progressive Property Law group's gathering in Boston, in 2014, Prof Pieter Badenhorst and the Masterclass participants of the Young Property Lawyers' Forum of 2012. Richard Cramer, Iain Shipley and Janine Howard rendered much appreciated research assistance. The financial support of the National Research Foundation and the Africa Knowledge Project of the Programme for the Enhancement of Research Capacity at the University of Cape Town is gratefully acknowledged. Opinion and remaining errors are my own and should not be attributed to these institutions.

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