Pvl3701 exam prep Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ARE SET TO ENABLE YOU TO PREPARE FOR THE EXAMINATIONS. ONCE YOU ARE ABLE TO ANSWER THEM IT MEANS YOU HAVE COVERED EVERY SCOPE OF THE EXAMINATIONS. Please read them in conjunction with your tutorial letters and the assignments TRUE or FALSE QUESTIONS (1) A district court has the jurisdiction to try serious offences against the State. (1) True – may try some serious cases against the state. (2) A regional court may try offences except treason, murder, rape and comp...

OCT/NOV 2019 EXAM: 1. Under which of the following categories of things can a car be classified? Indicate the incorrect option. a) Composite things b) Movable things c) Consumable things d) Negotiable things 2. Sarah wants to sell her house in Sandton. She signs a contract of sale with John. After signing the contract, John meets some of his friends for dinner and tells them that he now owns a property in Sandton. What type of right does John have with regards to the Sandton property? ...

LAW OF PROPERTY – EXAM PREP Name two types of limitations on ownership imposed in terms of the law (i) statutory (1) limitations (ii) limitations in terms of neighbour law (1) Discuss the limitations on ownership imposed in terms of the law. The law imposes limitations on ownership through statutory (1) limitations and neighbour law. (1) A distinction can be drawn between statutory limitations on movable (1) and immovable (1) things. The Firearms Control Act is an example of a statutory...

OCT/NOV 2019 EXAM: 1. Under which of the following categories of things can a car be classified? Indicate the incorrect option. a) Composite things b) Movable things c) Consumable things d) Negotiable things 2. Sarah wants to sell her house in Sandton. She signs a contract of sale with John. After signing the contract, John meets some of his friends for dinner and tells them that he now owns a property in Sandton. What type of right does John have with regards to the Sandton property? ...

LAW OF PROPERTY – EXAM PREP Name two types of limitations on ownership imposed in terms of the law (i) statutory (1) limitations (ii) limitations in terms of neighbour law (1) Discuss the limitations on ownership imposed in terms of the law. The law imposes limitations on ownership through statutory (1) limitations and neighbour law. (1) A distinction can be drawn between statutory limitations on movable (1) and immovable (1) things. The Firearms Control Act is an example of a statutory...

PVL3701 Exam Pack 2016-2020 VERIFIED Q AND A. BEST FOR EXAM PREP. MAY / JUNE 2020 - EXAMINATION 1. Which one of the following things is a composite thing? [1] a painting [2] a roll of denim material [3] a wild animal [4] a bicycle (2) 2. Which one of the following real relationships is always lawful? [1] bona fide possession [2] ownership [3] holdership [4] mala fide possession (2) 3. Indicate the correct option. In Ex Parte Geldenhuys (1926 OPD 155) the court formulated a test to...