08/02/2025 Bertus Preller Customary Marriages, Divorce African customary marriage law, bride transfer ritual, court ruling on customary marriage, cultural practices in marriage law, customary law and modernity, customary law evolution, customary marriage, customary marriage court cases, customary marriage requirements, evolving marriage customs, family law in South Africa, high court ruling on lobola, legal analysis of customary unions, legal precedents in customary marriages, legal recognition of lobola, legal validity of customary marriage, living customary law, lobola letter authenticity, lobola negotiations, lobola payment, marital disputes in South Africa, marriage law and culture, N.V.M v D.S.R, Recognition of Customary Marriages Act, ROCMA section 3, South African customary law reform, South African Law, Supreme Court judgments on customary law, Supreme Court of Appeal, ZANCHC ruling Court Affirms Validity of Customary Marriage Despite Disputed Lobola – N.V.M v D.S.R (1327/2024) [2025] ZANCHC 9 (7 February 2025). The Disputed Customary Marriage: A Clash of Traditions and Testimonies In N.V.M v D.S.R (1327/2024) ZANCHC 9 (7 February 2025), the Northern Cape Division of the High Court was tasked… READ MORE