Customary court ?

A customary court is a legal institution that operates within a specific community or cultural group and applies traditional or customary laws and practices to resolve disputes and administer justice. These courts are often found in societies where customary law holds significant influence and authority, particularly in rural or indigenous communities. Customary courts may handle a wide range of cases, including family disputes, land disputes, and criminal matters, and their decisions are typically based on the customs, traditions, and values of the community they serve.