Discriminatory Restrictions on Private Dispositions of Land in Tanganyika: A Second Look

“A disposition of land belonging to a native in favour of a non-native or conferring on a non-native any rights over the land of a native shall not be operative unless it is in writing and unless and until it is approved by the Minister.” [Land (Law of Property and Conveyancing) Ordinance, s. 11(i)....

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Published in:Journal of African law 1969, Vol.13 (1), p.2-27
Main Author: Sawyerr, G. F. Akilagpa
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural land
Corporations
Land development
Land economics
Land tenure
Leases
Legal dispositions
Legislation
Ordinances
Plaintiffs
Public land
Tanganyika
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Summary:“A disposition of land belonging to a native in favour of a non-native or conferring on a non-native any rights over the land of a native shall not be operative unless it is in writing and unless and until it is approved by the Minister.” [Land (Law of Property and Conveyancing) Ordinance, s. 11(i).]
ISSN:0021-8553
1464-3731
DOI:10.1017/S0021855300002163