British Extra Territorial Jurisdiction in the Gulf 1913–1971
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British Extra Territorial Jurisdiction in the Gulf 1913–1971
An Analysis of the System of British Courts in the Territories of the British Protected States of the Gulf during the Pre-Indepedence Era
H. Al Baharna
June 1998
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This study presents an account of the exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction by Britain in the Arab Gulf States during the period before they gained full sovereignty and independence. This work provides a valuable analysis of the working of the British Court System in the Arab context. The material is based on the author's original research among the juridical records of the British Court for Bahrain and on interviews with judges and lawyers of the period. This publication is priced as a specialised academic monograph and is a relevant acquisition for law libraries and Middle East history collections.
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June 1998Hardback
9781852078409
300 pages
359 × 229 × 56 mm
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