Pvl1003w Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PVL1003W, the legal document that's more reliable than a witness with photographic memory.....Quick Notes is the perfect sidekick for any aspiring legal eagle who wants to soar through their studies with ease. It's so good, it might even persuade a judge to declare a mistrial just so they can spend more time with it.

This document is an essay about the rule of law. It delves into topics which affects the rule of law. Such topics are 'judicial choice' (such as the discretion that judges have in deciding cases), 'democratic constitutionalism', 'liberal-conservative constitutionalism' and 'transformative constitutionalism'.

My notes consist of the entire first-semester syllabus, presented very concisely. It helped me attain a spot on the Dean's merit list 2021.

Using these notes i got 84% for the June Exam. All relevant course information is covered concisely.

Are the shorthand notes a bit too concise and you don't have enough time to read ALL 9 cases? I feel you. This document has 9 case summaries of Incorporated Law Society v Wookey, R v Detody, R v Padsha, Minister of Posts and Telegraphs v Rasool, R v Abdurahman, Loza v Police Station Commander, Durbanville, Rossouw,NO v Sachs, Schermbrucker v Klindt NO and Minister of Law and Order v Hurley. These notes show the facts, legal issues, arguements, decision, judgement and IMPORTANCE. Coloris...

FSAL 2021 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RECEIEVED 80%

It contains the entirety of term 2's work and is presented very concisely.

This document contains case summaries of the cases required in Term 3 of the Foundations of Law course at UCT. It also includes how each case upheld or diminished the Rule of Law and whether there was a display of judicial activism or passivity in any of the judgements. The issues that come up in the cases are women's rights, discrimination in public amenities and detainment. Cases included: Wookey v Incorporated Law Society 1912 AD R v Detody 1926 AD 221 R v Padsha 1923 AD 281 Minist...

These notes provide an in-depth and expansive explanation of the entirety of the section of the FSAL course on statutory interpretation. They include examples that have been explained for the more complex concepts.