EXAMPACK
ILW1501
LUCIANO SCHOOL OF LAW & SOCIAL SCIENCES [LSLSS]
January 2, 2015
Authored by: P HOZO
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SECTION A
Question 1(a)
(i) The persons to whom the rules apply.
(ii) The sanction for noncompliance with the rules
(iii) The person who, or institution that enforces the sanction
(b) Formal law deals with the procedures that must be followed in legal proceedings.
On the other hand substantive law determines the content and the meaning of the legal
rules.
(c) Personal right (object: performance) e.g. a claim
Personality right (object: personality property) e.g. good name
(d) The connection between the South Africa private law an ownership as areal right is that
the law of things recognizes this real right as the most comprehensive right in property.
Ownership may be limited in certain circumstances such as one may not excise his right
in such a way that it infringes the right s of other legal subjects.
Question 2
(a) The reception of Roman law in the Netherlands.
(b) The writings of Roman – Dutch jurists like Hugo de Groot and Johannes Voet
The Dutch settlement at the Cape
(c) The civil – law legal family was influences by Roman law whereas the common law
legal family‘s most important characteristic is case law.
(d) The South African legal system is classified as a mixed system because; it is a mixture
of various legal systems such as the Roman – Dutch law. English law and African or
indigenous law.
Question 3
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