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Delict PACK Final-2 - Notes law of delict (University of South Africa) lOMoARcPSD| CLS cc © Delict Pack 1 LAW OF DELICT: INTRODUCTION: Private law: regulates relationships between individuals in a community. Role of delict: indicate which interests are recognized by law, under what circumstances they are protected against infringement and how a disturbance in the balance is restored. Definition of delict: a delict is an act of a person, which in a wrongful and culpable ...

PVL3703_FINAL EXAM PACK 2020. PVL3703 Law Of Delict South Africa. Name the requirements for the granting of an interdict:  There must be an act by the respondent 10 | P a g e  The act must be wrongful  No other remedy must be available 5.2. Name the requirements of the action de pauperie:  the defendant must be the owner of the animal when the damage is inflicted  the animal must be a domestic animal  the animal must act contrary to its own nature when inflicting damage...

PVL3703 Assignment 1 Super Semester 2021 Question 1 Thumi is an epilepsy sufferer. He neglects to take his prescription medicine and decides to drive to the local mall to do some shopping. On his way, he suffers an epileptic seizure. He loses control of his car and smashes into a corner shop, causing considerable damage to the building and merchandise. The shop owner institutes a delictual action against Thumi. Which one of the following statements is correct? 1. Thumi cannot rely on automa...

PVL3703 Assignment 1 Super Semester 2021 Question 1 Thumi is an epilepsy sufferer. He neglects to take his prescription medicine and decides to drive to the local mall to do some shopping. On his way, he suffers an epileptic seizure. He loses control of his car and smashes into a corner shop, causing considerable damage to the building and merchandise. The shop owner institutes a delictual action against Thumi. Which one of the following statements is correct? 1. Thumi cannot rely on automa...

OCT / NOV 2016 PART A (MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS) QUESTION 1 (a) This statement is correct. See SG 2.2. (b) This statement is correct. See SG 2.3.2. (c) This statement is incorrect. The investigation into the presence of the four general requirements must follow a certain sequence, namely conduct, which complies with the definitional elements of the crime, unlawfulness and culpability. See SG 1.5.3. Therefore, option 3 is correct because only statements (a) and (b) are correct. QUESTIO...

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OCT / NOV 2016 PART A (MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS) QUESTION 1 (a) This statement is correct. See SG 2.2. (b) This statement is correct. See SG 2.3.2. (c) This statement is incorrect. The investigation into the presence of the four general requirements must follow a certain sequence, namely conduct, which complies with the definitional elements of the crime, unlawfulness and culpability. See SG 1.5.3. Therefore, option 3 is correct because only statements (a) and (b) are correct. QUESTION 2 (a) Th...

OCT/NOV 2019 1. Which one of the following remedies is instituted for personality infringements? a) The action legis Aquiliae. b) The action iniuriarum. c) The action for pain and suffering. d) The interdict. 2. Which one of the following statements is incorrect with regard to the defence of automatism? a) A reflex movement may cause a person to behave involuntarily and he/she may rely on automatism. b) According to Van der Merwe and Olivier, automatism does not exclude conduct in delic...

Delict Exam Revision Q’s Similarity = Breach of contract (BOC) is normally an act by one person (contracting party) which in a wrongful & culpable way causes damage to another (contracting party) Differences: BOC Delict Only constituted by the non-fulfilment by a contractual party of a contractual personal right (claim) / an obligation to perform Constituted by the infringement of any legally recognised interest of another party, excluding the non-fulfilment of a duty to perform by ...