Triple

Target class: customary law court system
Context triple: [Native Courts of Sabah and Sarawak, instanceOf, customary law court system]

• A. Malay customary law
  Malay customary law is the body of traditional norms, practices, and unwritten rules that historically governed social relations, property, and dispute resolution among Malay communities, often coexisting with Islamic law and colonial legal systems.
• B. customary court of appeal chosen
  A customary court of appeal is a higher-level traditional judicial body that reviews and decides appeals from lower customary courts according to local customs and norms rather than formal statutory law.
• C. Karbi customary institution
  Karbi customary institution refers to the traditional socio-political and judicial structures of the Karbi community that regulate social order, resolve disputes, and preserve cultural norms through customary laws and practices.
• D. civil law tradition
  The civil law tradition is a legal system rooted in comprehensive written codes and statutes, derived primarily from Roman law, in which judges apply and interpret codified rules rather than relying heavily on judicial precedent.
• E. ecclesiastical court system
  An ecclesiastical court system is a hierarchical network of church-run tribunals that adjudicate matters of doctrine, discipline, and religious law within a particular faith community.
• F. None of above.