Conflict of Laws in Indonesia

Schiller, A. Arthur

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“…The fields of inheritance, wilIs, and land law were excluded for ad-hoc submission to European law, see Ter Haar 1948: 35 ff., Gautama andHornick 1972: 16. On the conflicts of law pertaining to the interracial and interreligious relationships see Kollewijn 1930, Schiller 1942, Lemaire 1934 The transitional provisions of the 1945-constitution specified that all laws and regulations in force at the time of Independence should continue to be in force until and unless they were replaced by statute. The legal situation is somewhat ambiguous, as an Executive Order issued in 1945 (P.P.…”

Section: Property In Social Continuitymentioning

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Property in Social Continuity

Benda‐Beckmann¹

1979

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A. Introduction 215 B. Stories of Property and Inheritance Affairs I. The Situation in a Kaum 1. The History of the Kaum of Dt. Kayo nan Gadang 2. The Socio-Political Status of the Groups 3. The Property Relationships 4. SlID1JIla ry 11. Inter-Kaum Relationships and Property 1. The Kaum-Split 2. The Punah-Situation 3. The Inter-Kaum Pawning Case 111. The Extinct Buah Gadang IV. Inter-Strata Relationships 1. The Descendants of Slaves and Their Mamak 2.

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Section: Property In Social Continuitymentioning

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Property in Social Continuity

Benda‐Beckmann¹

1979

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“…Partial submission was excluded for the fields of family law and inheritance. The fields of inheritance, wilIs, and land law were excluded for ad-hoc submission to European law, see Ter Haar 1948: 35 ff., Gautama andHornick 1972: 16. On the conflicts of law pertaining to the interracial and interreligious relationships see Kollewijn 1930, Schiller 1942, Lemaire 1934 25 The transitional provisions of the 1945-constitution specified that all laws and regulations in force at the time of Independence should continue to be in force until and unless they were replaced by statute. The legal situation is somewhat ambiguous, as an Executive Order issued in 1945 (P.P.…”

Section: A 1he Factors Of Glange: Concluding Remarks On 1he Developmmentioning

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