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South African Law Commission (1998). Community Dispute Resolution Structures Discussion Paper 87. Project 94. South African Law Commission.

This discussion paper lists the Commissions recommendations for giving the traditional Community Dispute Resolution Structures a formal place in the South African system. These community structures are seen as dispute resolution and peacemaking structures that provide a "first-aid" justice. The recommendations include the need for parliament to officially recognize the Community Dispute Resolution Structures, ensure voluntary participation create legal mechanisms to ensure the completion of agreements.

Link: wwwserver.law.wits.ac.za/salc/discussn/disputesum.html

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