LJU4804 Assignment 1 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 (250655) - DUE 30 March 2026; 100% Correct solutions and explanations.

LJU4804 Assignment 1 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 (250655) - DUE 30 March 2026; 100% Correct solutions and explanations. LJU4804 PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSIGNMENT 1 FOR FIRST SEMESTER STUDENTS UNIQUE NUMBER: 250655 DUE DATE: 30 March 2026 at 15:00 (CAT) ________________________________________ Instructions for answering the assignment: • Include your name, student number and the module code on the cover page of your assignment. Assignments without student numbers on the cover page will be penalised. • All sources consulted, should be referenced using footnote references. Refer to the document explaining the School of Law Prescribed Referencing Style (OSCOLA) uploaded under Additional Resources. Unreferenced content will not be credited with marks. • Use quotations very sparingly. In this assignment, a maximum of 5% of the text may be quoted. • Do not copy from any source, including the study guide. Any information provided that is not in your own words and properly referenced, will be flagged by Turnitin. Be reminded that Turnitin also compares all student assignment submissions with each other and instances of academic dishonesty or students copying from each other, will also be identified. • Refer to all relevant prescribed readings, where applicable. • Only submit one pdf file and ensure that it can be opened for marking, is not corrupted and not pass-word protected. No handwritten and scanned files may be submitted. • The substantive contents of the assignment (excluding the cover page and bibliography) should not exceed 3 typed pages – Arial 12 font size, 1.5 spacing with standard margins. • It is compulsory to accept the Turnitin EULA (End User License Agreement) when submitting your assignment. If the Turnitin EULA is not accepted and no originality report is generated for your assignment, it will not be marked. ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Read the set of facts and then answer the questions that follow: Mr and Mrs Moeng got married in Zanzibar (Tanzania) in December 1982. At that time, they were both citizens of Botswana and domiciled in Botswana as well. The default matrimonial property law system in Botswana is out of community of property (as per the Married Persons Property Act of 1970) and they did not enter into an antenuptial contract. The parties relocated to Pretoria (South Africa) in 1984 and established a domicile there. The relocation occurred because Mrs Moeng took up an offer as senior executive of a large retail group incorporated in South Africa. Two children were born from the marriage and Mr Moeng looked after them full-time. In 2018, Mr Moeng instituted divorce proceedings against Mrs Moeng in the Gauteng North division of the High Court. He claimed redistribution of assets in terms of section 7(3) of the Divorce Act 70 of 1979 and also instituted a maintenance claim. ________________________________________ 1 Which legal system is applicable to the proprietary consequences of the Moengs’ marriage in terms of the rules of South African private international