Assignment 3 Semester 1 2023
Unique Number: 875062
Due Date: 6 April 2023
Solutions, Explanations, workings, and references
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SJD1501 Assignment 3 Semester 1 2023 Answers, guidelines, workings and references ....................................1. What are the differences between criminal and civil cases? (200 words, 5 marks) 2. In each scenario whether the offence is of a criminal or civil nature and at which court (Criminal or civil – You must say whether it will be the district or regional division) the dispute can take place. 2.1. Obakeng, the founder of a social media network heads the unlawful operation of releasing the users’ data to third party companies for profit. The users decided to sue the social media network company as a result of this. The claim was to the value of R850 000. 2.2. Anna has been married to Tom for 15 years and they have 3 children together. They decide to get a divorce as a result of Anna committing adultery. Tom issues summons and Anna disputes the settlement agreement. 2.3. Cindy attended a soccer match one day and met up with a class mate John after to have some lunch, John had too much to drink and attempted to sexually assault Alex against her consent. 2.4. Neo got accepted into the chess team and Arnold did not, Arnold was jealous of Neo and punched him in the face outside the school property. 2.5. Jacob the father of baby Kekana, was not awarded custody over him. He fetched him after school and never returned him to his mother Lerato. Lerato called the police and reported Kekana missing. (10 Marks) 3. What are the differences between negotiation, mediation and arbitration? (200 words, 5 marks)
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