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Customs, mores and culture in determining the scope of law and financial crime control – relevance of Savigny and Lord Denning’s analysis
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Journal of Financial Crime
Journal of Financial Crime (2018) 25 (4): 1111–1122.
Published: 01 October 2018
... concluded that global ethics and standards should not be construed strictly from the perspectives of the Western world. The British colonial government made this attempt by applying repugnancy test in some of its African colonies to the extent that any customary law that failed to comply with the principle...
