Titlebook: Law and Custom in Burma and the Burmese Family; Maung Maung Book 1963 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1963 Administration.Customs

協(xié)迫

揉雜

Impact of British Law,British rule came to Burma in three stages: in 1824 when the lower maritime areas were taken by conquest; in 1852 when territory further north was seized and ‘Lower Burma’ became ‘British Burma’; in 1885 when Upper Burma was annexed and the entire country consolidated as a province of the British Indian empire.

ABHOR

978-94-011-8518-9Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1963

metropolitan

The Burmese Family,hey shared their daily life, its common toil and interest; their children grew up under the care of an equal man, an equal woman, gaining the benefit of a father’s as well as a mother’s example.”. The Dhammathats spoke of the power of the father over the children whom he might even sell into slavery

Thrombolysis

窩轉(zhuǎn)脊椎動物

議程

Property of the Family,the fruits of their labours, and where one has brought property in at marriage or after as a gift received, or by succession, for example, the other too acquires a share in the property. In the joint earnings there is even more sharing. This principle of community flows from the status of women and

badinage

CHASM

The Legal Profession,at laws are neither good nor bad in themselves, but it is the men who, by working them and living them, turn them good or bad. Those of the first school plead: let us make good laws, borrowing from here or there the best of everything, and the men will grow up to the laws. Those of the second school

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