Official NUC CCMAS syllabus
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Add ICL 505 to my StudyOps — free →The Pre-colonial condition; The advent of British rule - the Policy of ‘Indirect Rule and its effect on Shari’ah; Proclamation No. 5 of 1900 Native Courts Proclamation, 1906 -Alkali’s Courts and Judicial Councils — Civil and Criminal jurisdiction of Emir’s Courts: Tsofo Gubba V Gwandu Native Authority , (1947)12 WACA 141; Native Courts Ordinance. 1933 (and it’s 1943); Northern Nigeria Native Courts Law, 1956. Abolition of Emir’s Courts; and a Critical appraisal of colonial policies towards Shari’ah. ‘Muslim Personal Law’: Meaning and Mischief thereof; Islamic Law as a specie of Native Law and Custom. Traces of Islamic Law in the Northern Nigerian Penal Code, 1961. Relevant provisions of the 1963 Constitution and Sharia Court of Appeal Law, 1963; High Court and District Court Laws of 1963; Area Court Edict 1967; Area Courts Reform Committee Report. - Relevant Provision of the 1979 Constitution; Impact of Decree No. 26 of 1986.; the Impact of the following cases on the application of Sharia: Yunusa Vs Adesubokan (1968) NNI.R 97; Ado Vs Dije (1984)5 NCI.R 260; Karimatu Yakubu Vs Paiko an unreported case of Court of Appeal No. CA/K/805 85. Islamic Law in Nigerian Legal Education Curriculum: Regular Vs the Comparative Types; The status of Qhadi as Judges; Future of Islamic Law in Nigeria 83 Minimum Academic Standards Equipment Classrooms and offices should be adequately equipped and
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