Adat law
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on the traditional, and often unwritten codes of local customs or practices in Islamic regions.
Scope note supplied by the Library of Congress authority record.
Names and connections
Civil law (Adat law)
- Broader: Customary law (Islamic law)
- Narrower: Adoption (Adat law)
- Narrower: Civil procedure (Adat law)
- Narrower: Commercial law (Adat law)
- Narrower: Criminal law (Adat law)
- Narrower: Domestic relations (Adat law)
- Narrower: Guilt (Adat law)
- Narrower: Inheritance and succession (Adat law)
- Narrower: Justice, Administration of (Adat law)
- Narrower: Land tenure (Adat law)
- Narrower: Maritime law (Adat law)
- Narrower: Marriage (Adat law)
- Narrower: Mortgages (Adat law)
- Narrower: Pledges (Adat law)
- Narrower: Women (Adat law)
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9513999348355187204 · morton4x16-v1
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