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This is a comprehensive document comprising all the content required for Property law, test one. It summarizes the following topics from weeks two and three: a) Subjective rights • Lecture outline 02. Subjective Rights • Mostert & Pope Principles section 3.2.2. b) Servitudes • Lecture outline 03. Servitudes • Mostert & Pope Principles Chapter 9 parts 9.1 to 9.3.3 • Podcast 02. Real rights and personal rights As well as: Lecture outline 03B. How to identify real rights • Mostert & Pope Principles Chapter Three • Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937 s 63 [course reader] • Ex Parte Geldenhuys 1926 OPD 155 [course reader] • Cape Explosive Works v Denel 2001 (3) SA 569 (SCA) [course reader]. • Schwedhelm v Hauman 1947 (1) SA 127 (E) [course reader

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March test one study notes.
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Week two:.............................................................................................................................................3
Lecture outline 02:.................................................................................................................................3
Classical theory:.....................................................................................................................................3
Personalist theory:.................................................................................................................................3
Property rights vs personal rights:.........................................................................................................3
Mostert & Pope Principles section 3.2.2................................................................................................3
Lecture outline 3:...................................................................................................................................4
Limited real rights:.................................................................................................................................4
Servitudes:.............................................................................................................................................4
Praedial servitudes:...............................................................................................................................4
Common praedial servitudes in rural areas:..........................................................................................4
Common praedial servitudes in urban areas:........................................................................................5
The rule of passivity...............................................................................................................................5
Requirements for a praedial servitude:.................................................................................................5
Servitudes are indivisible:......................................................................................................................5
Via necessitas (way of necessity):..........................................................................................................5
Personal servitudes:..............................................................................................................................5
Creation of a servitude:.........................................................................................................................6
Other ways to create servitudes:...........................................................................................................6
Termination of servitudes......................................................................................................................6
Servitudes subtract from the dominium and bind successors in title:...................................................7
Mostert & Pope Principles Chapter 9 parts 9.1 to 9.3.3........................................................................7
Podcast two:..........................................................................................................................................7
Week three:...........................................................................................................................................9
Lecture outline 03B: How to identify real rights:...................................................................................9
The deeds registry:................................................................................................................................9
Test for identifying real rights:...............................................................................................................9
Case law rules:.......................................................................................................................................9
Geldenhuys:...........................................................................................................................................9
Capex v Denel:.......................................................................................................................................9
Schwedhelm v Hauman:......................................................................................................................10
Mostert & Pope Principles Chapter Three:..........................................................................................10

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, Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937..........................................................................................................10
Section 63(1)........................................................................................................................................10




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