1. What legal provision 'saved' common law and equity as a source of law in your chosen country at or after it obtained independence or self-governance?

2. Where was common law placed in the hierarchy of laws in your chosen country at or after it obtained independence or self-governance?

3. What conditions were placed on the application of common law and equity at that time?

4. What are the disadvantages of relying on principles of common law and equity developed overseas?

5. Was it the common law of England that was retained in your chosen country?

6. Is there a cut-off date for common law and equity in your chosen country?

7. Are the principles of common law and equity automatically in operation in your chosen country?

8. How is the appropriateness of the common law and equity to the circumstances of the country determined?

9. To whom do the principles of common law and equity apply in your chosen country?

10. Are the principles of common law and equity suitable for Pacific Islands countries and in particular your chosen country?

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Answer Given the specific legal questions Ill focus on providing general insights rather than countryspecific information Preservation of Common Law and Equity In many countries including former Briti... View the full answer