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The document is a report summarizing the results and outcomes of a validation workshop on the customary laws of the Fertit community in Wau County, aimed at confirming and refining previous conclusions related to traditional legal systems and their application in resolving housing, land, and property conflicts.
Year: 2022
Region / City: Wau, South Sudan
Theme: Customary Law, Conflict Resolution, Housing, Land, and Property Disputes
Document Type: Report
Organization / Institution: IOM South Sudan
Author: MIJAK, Deng Biong, Customary Law Consultant
Target Audience: Traditional Chiefs, Local Authorities, Conflict Resolution Practitioners, Communities in Wau
Period of Effectiveness: October 2022
Approval Date: 1st November 2022
Date of Modifications: None
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Usual and Customary Contact Lens Fitting Fees (Elective & VNCL), Effective XX-XX-XXXX
Year: Not specified
Region / Location: Not specified
Subject: Contact lens fitting fees and VSP compliance requirements
Document type: Fee schedule and compliance guidelines
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Billing codes: 92310, 92313, 92071, 92072, V2530, V2531, V2599
Lens types: Soft contact lenses, gas permeable, scleral, keratoconus, hybrid, multifocal
Fee structure: Diagnostic fitting, new fit, refit, routine progress evaluation
Insurance program: VSP, VNCL
Follow-up period: 90 days
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Source category: Clinical administrative documentation
Brief Summary of the Customary Land Tenure System of Nnewi, Anambra State
Note: Year
Region / City: Nnewi, Anambra State
Topic: Customary Land Tenure System
Document Type: Brief Summary
Author: EKWEGBALU STEPHANIE CHINENYE
Zambia Customary Land Administration System (ZCLAS) Administration Guide (v. 0.1) February 2023
Year: 2023
Region / City: Zambia
Topic: Customary Land Administration
Document Type: Guide
Institution / Organization: USAID ILRG
Author: Alexander Solovov
Target Audience: System administrators, GIS technicians, land clerks, and users involved in land registration and management
Validity Period: Ongoing
Approval Date: February 13, 2023
Modification Date: Not specified
Customary Land Tenure System in Osun State, Nigeria: A Study of Land Accessibility and Ownership Practices in Oriade Local Government Area
Year: 2026
Region / City: Osun State, Oriade Local Government Area
Topic: Land Law, Customary Land Tenure
Document Type: Academic Paper
Author: Adekunle Oluwatoni
Target Audience: Academics, Law Students, Researchers
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Last Modification: N/A
Julius Sibanda v Flat Mooyo (2019/HP/A026) [2024] ZMHC 77: High Court of Zambia Judgment on Customary Law and Constitutional Rights of Women in Divorce, 30 April 2024
Year: 2024
Country: Zambia
City / Jurisdiction: Lusaka
Court: High Court of Zambia at Lusaka (Principal Registry) – Civil Appellate Jurisdiction
Case Citation: Julius Sibanda v Flat Mooyo (2019/HP/A026) [2024] ZMHC 77
Judge: Hon. Mr. Justice Charles Zulu
Date of Judgment: 30 April 2024
Legal Field: Family Law; Constitutional Law; Customary Law
Subject: Divorce, child custody, matrimonial property division, and constitutional limits on discriminatory customary practices
Parties: Julius Sibanda (Appellant) and Flat Mooyo (Respondent)
Type of Document: Judicial decision
Procedural History: Appeal to the High Court from a Subordinate Court decision reviewing orders of Chelstone Local Court
Customary Law Context: Ndebele customary marriage and lobola traditions
Key Legal Questions: Custody of minor children, division of matrimonial property acquired during marriage, application of constitutional rights over discriminatory customary norms
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Children Involved: Three minor children (John, Joel, Juliet)
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Topics: Fertit Ascertainment Customary