Ba law Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a comprehensive document containing all lecture notes, summaries from the prescribed textbook as well as the case discussions. The notes are set out in such a manner making it easy to follow and contains all the information required for the test and the exam.

This is a comprehensive summary of all the work covered in the module Mercantile Law 471. It includes the work covered in class as well as the relevant case discussions. The notes contain everything that is required for the tests and exams. The notes are also set out in such a manner that it is easy to follow and understand.

This document contains a summary of all the prescribed cases for the course. The cases are summarised in the following format: facts, legal question, ratio decidendi and then the judgement. Thus, the summaries are easy to follow and are comprehensive.

Full year notes on Criminal Procedure 271. All you need to pass this module. Summarized in an easy learning way.

Full year summary on Civil Procedure 371. Summarized in an easy way to learn.

These notes relate to the 'introduction to constitutional law' in the introduction to law course. It contains work from the prescribed chapters as well as the relevant case discussions. It covers everything that is required for the exam.

This set of notes contains information from lectures, case discussions (both prescribed and non-prescribed), relevant notes from the textbook as well as practical examples. It contains everything that is required for tests and exams. These notes are very comprehensive and sufficient. The textbook used is the 5th edition of the 'Law of Succession' by MJ De Waal and MC Schoeman-Malan.

Summary of all prescribed content for the Interpretation of Enacted Law exam. These notes contain a brief but concise summary of themes 1-3, and in depth summaries of themes 4-9 (the end). Include: case summaries, class slides, class comments summary of the textbook, and the memo for test 2.

All of the content needed to excel in test 1 for Civil Procedure 371. Includes notes made from the slides, the prescribed textbook, the prescribed legislative book as well as notes mentioned by the lecturer. This document covers all prescribed material for test 1.

All the elements of a crime are fully discussed, the other topics (paticipation in a crime and incitement) are also covered. Definitions and case discussions are laid out in the same manner throughout, making it easy to follow and understand. The notes cover all the work discussed throuhgout the year.