This is an incisive work on Customary Law. It examines in necessary detail not only the nature, characteristics and operation of Customary Law but also its practice and procedure in the Customary Court and the Customary Court of Appeal in the light of the bipodal peculiarity of States where the Customary Court of Appeal and the High Court coexist. Its reflection of Customary Law as shaped by the dynamics of time and case law is in-depth. The intellectual energy expended in the book and the sheer topicality of its component chapters, guarantee its indispensability to academics, legal practitioners and Judges especially of the Customary Court and the Customary Court of Appeal.