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PVL3701/201/1/2012




Tutorial Letter 201/1/2012
Property Law

PVL3701

Semester 1


Department of Private Law
This tutorial letter contains important information
about your module.



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, EXAMINATION INFORMATION

COMMENTARY ON ASSIGNMENT 01 FIRST SEMESTER 2012
COMMENTARY ON ASSIGNMENT 02 FIRST SEMESTER 2012
COMMENTARY ON ASSIGNMENT 03 FIRST SEMESTER 2012



Dear Student
This tutorial letter contains commentary on Assignment 01, 02 and 03 for the first semester.



Information regarding the examination:

9 This is the last tutorial letter that you will receive this semester.
9 The examination paper will consist of two sections. Section 1 (20
marks out of 100 marks) of your examination paper will consist of
multiple choice questions. Examples of multiple choice questions
can be found in your compulsory assignment 01. The questions in
Section 2 (80 marks out of 100 marks) of the examination paper will
be similar to the questions asked in your Study Guide and in
assignments 02 and 03.

9 Assignment 03 was a previous examination paper.

9 Make sure that you study ALL the work contained in the Study Guide,
as well as the cases listed in tutorial letter 101/3/2012 (page 8-9).

9 Please take note of Part II in your Study Guide that deals with writing
skills, especially page 15 and further.

9 Take note of the mark allocation in tutorial letter 101/3/2012 (page 12).
This will be very helpful in your preparation for the examination.




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, PVL3701/201


We trust that this tutorial letter will assist you in your studies.
Please contact us if you have any queries or experience problems with this module.

Yours sincerely




PROF INA KNOBEL 012 429- 965 1742
MS MITZI WIESE 012 429-8466




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, COMMENTARY ON ASSIGNMENT 01




These questions are based on the Study Units 1-8.
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BY CHOOSING ANSWER (1), (2), (3) OR (4) AND BY
INDICATING YOUR CHOICES ON THE MARK-READING SHEET
Each question counts 1 (one) mark.
1 Which option is the odd one out?
(1) chair
(2) freedom
(3) patent
(4) performance
Answer: (2)
Comments:
(1) A chair is a movable thing and forms part of the estate of a person.

(2) Freedom is a constitutional right and does not form part of a person’s estate.

(3) A patent is an immaterial property right and forms part of a person’s estate.

(4) A performance is a personal right or a creditor’s right and forms part of a person’s estate.
(Study Guide p 41-49)
2 Which one of the following real relationships is always lawful?
(1) bona fide possession
(2) ownership
(3) holdership
(4) mala fide possession
Answer: (2)




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