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MRL3701 Assignment 1 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 - DUE 2 March 2026; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations. For assistance, Whats-App 0.8.1..2.7.8..3.3.7.2... Ensure your success with us...... Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. whether, and on what basis (if any), the trustee of Palesa’s insolvent estate would be able to recover the R900 000 paid by Palesa to Andile Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. is an undue preference and what elements must be proved for a court to set aside an undue preference Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. the concept of a voidable preference and list the requirements that must be proved for a voidable preference to be set aside by the court Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. whether, and on what basis (if any), the trustee of Palesa’s insolvent estate would be able to recover the R900 000 paid by Palesa to Andile Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. is an undue preference and what elements must be proved for a court to set aside an undue preference Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. the concept of a voidable preference and list the requirements that must be proved for a voidable preference to be set aside by the court Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. whether, and on what basis (if any), the trustee of Palesa’s insolvent estate would be able to recover the R900 000 paid by Palesa to Andile Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. is an undue preference and what elements must be proved for a court to set aside an undue preference Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. the concept of a voidable preference and list the requirements that must be proved for a voidable preference to be set aside by the court Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. whether, and on what basis (if any), the trustee of Palesa’s insolvent estate would be able to recover the R900 000 paid by Palesa to Andile Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above: Palesa and her best friend Mpho started a new restaurant business in 2023. Despite their impressive culinary skills, the restaurant was not a success. Palesa lost a lot of money which she had invested in the restaurant, leaving her in a dire financial situation. By 1 October 2025, Palesa’s liabilities exceeded her assets by R1,8 million. Palesa presently owes a total of R2,4 million to various creditors. Her creditors include Lethabo to whom she owes R1,1 million. is an undue preference and what elements must be proved for a court to set aside an undue preference Over the past few months Palesa has failed to pay many of her debts. This includes the debt of R1,1 million owed to Lethabo, which was due and payable on 15 January 2026. the concept of a voidable preference and list the requirements that must be proved for a voidable preference to be set aside by the court Lethabo has discovered that Palesa had borrowed from her boyfriend, Andile, an amount of R900 000, which Palesa had repaid in full on 31 January 2026. Lethabo is distressed that Palesa had repaid the loan that she had obtained from her boyfriend, even though the amount was due and payable only on 1 August 2026. Palesa seems to have been mindful that she was in financial difficulty and that her creditors could apply for the sequestration of her estate at any time. Lethabo applies for the compulsory sequestration of Palesa’s estate. Answer the following questions based on the facts given above:

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MRL3701
Assignment 1 Semester 1 2026
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Due Date: 2 March 2026

QUESTION 1

Voidable Preference

A voidable preference happens when a person, just before becoming insolvent, pays one
creditor in a way that gives that creditor an unfair advantage over the others. This is not
allowed because it breaks the rule that all creditors should be treated equally during
insolvency.

To set aside a voidable preference under section 29(1) of the Insolvency Act, the trustee
must prove the following:

 The insolvent made the payment or gave away something (a disposition).




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