- December 1, 2022
- |Law Everyday
Article 140 of the Constitution of Namibia provides that “subject to the provisions of this Constitution, all laws which were in force immediately before the date of Independence shall remain in force until repealed or amended by Act of Parliament or until they are declared unconstitutional by a competent Court”. In terms of Article 66, “both the customary law and the common law of Namibia in force on the date of Independence shall remain valid to the extent to which such customary or common law does not conflict with this Constitution or any other statutory law.”
This means that as . . .
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