IND2601
EXAM
PACK
2024
ADMIN
[COMPANY NAME]
,OCT/ NOV 2022 IND2601 EXAM
Question 1
Which of the following is a constitutionally acceptable form of
punishment in
African customary law?
A. Public flogging
B. Banishment
C. A fine
D. Imprisonment
Question 2
The difference between customary civil cases and customary criminal
cases
are that in criminal cases…
A. the criminal actions are instituted against the offender by the
traditional authority
B. the parties are referred to as the complaint and the plaintiff
C. actions can be instituted for the reparation of damage
D. punishment may be in the form of retributive justice
Question 3
The group has identified a leader amongst them and wishes to appoint
him as
a senior traditional leader in their new community. Who can they
approach to
make the appointment?
A. The Premier of their province
,B. The President of South Africa
C. The Provincial House of Traditional Leaders
D. The National House of Traditional Leader
Question 4
Which of the following is NOT an example of house property?
A. Crops of the fields belonging to the house
B. Property that the family head has earned through his occupation
C. Compensation for the wife’s adultery or the seduction of any of the
daughters
D. Marriage goods (lobolo) received for the daughters of the house
Question 5
A traditional leader…
A. is competent to hear any crime in accordance with common law,
African
customary law or any statutory crime referred to by the Minister
B. is prevented from punishing any person, including a non-black, for
contempt of his
court in facie curiae (in the face of the court)
C. may impose a punishment which entails death, mutilation, grievous
bodily harm or
imprisonment
D. may decide on any matter concerning nullity, divorce or separation in
respect of
civil marriage between black people
Question 6
, The period within which a sentence of a customary court may be
enforced in
terms of formal law is…
A. 30 days after registration of the court judgement with the local
magistrate
B. directly after the African customary court session
C. after the parties have shared a reconciliatory meal
D. if the notice of appeal has been received within 30 days after court
registration
Question 7
The presently accepted definition of customary law is held to be…
A. the law that governs indigenous African people prior to colonial
regulation in terms
of the Black Administration Act 38 of 1927
B. the customs and usages traditionally observed by all the citizens of
South Africa
and forms the traditional practices of those people
C. the customs and usages traditionally observed among the indigenous
African
customary people in South Africa which form a part of the culture of
those people
D. the law that governs the relationship between and indigenous
community and
subjects
Question 8
EXAM
PACK
2024
ADMIN
[COMPANY NAME]
,OCT/ NOV 2022 IND2601 EXAM
Question 1
Which of the following is a constitutionally acceptable form of
punishment in
African customary law?
A. Public flogging
B. Banishment
C. A fine
D. Imprisonment
Question 2
The difference between customary civil cases and customary criminal
cases
are that in criminal cases…
A. the criminal actions are instituted against the offender by the
traditional authority
B. the parties are referred to as the complaint and the plaintiff
C. actions can be instituted for the reparation of damage
D. punishment may be in the form of retributive justice
Question 3
The group has identified a leader amongst them and wishes to appoint
him as
a senior traditional leader in their new community. Who can they
approach to
make the appointment?
A. The Premier of their province
,B. The President of South Africa
C. The Provincial House of Traditional Leaders
D. The National House of Traditional Leader
Question 4
Which of the following is NOT an example of house property?
A. Crops of the fields belonging to the house
B. Property that the family head has earned through his occupation
C. Compensation for the wife’s adultery or the seduction of any of the
daughters
D. Marriage goods (lobolo) received for the daughters of the house
Question 5
A traditional leader…
A. is competent to hear any crime in accordance with common law,
African
customary law or any statutory crime referred to by the Minister
B. is prevented from punishing any person, including a non-black, for
contempt of his
court in facie curiae (in the face of the court)
C. may impose a punishment which entails death, mutilation, grievous
bodily harm or
imprisonment
D. may decide on any matter concerning nullity, divorce or separation in
respect of
civil marriage between black people
Question 6
, The period within which a sentence of a customary court may be
enforced in
terms of formal law is…
A. 30 days after registration of the court judgement with the local
magistrate
B. directly after the African customary court session
C. after the parties have shared a reconciliatory meal
D. if the notice of appeal has been received within 30 days after court
registration
Question 7
The presently accepted definition of customary law is held to be…
A. the law that governs indigenous African people prior to colonial
regulation in terms
of the Black Administration Act 38 of 1927
B. the customs and usages traditionally observed by all the citizens of
South Africa
and forms the traditional practices of those people
C. the customs and usages traditionally observed among the indigenous
African
customary people in South Africa which form a part of the culture of
those people
D. the law that governs the relationship between and indigenous
community and
subjects
Question 8
