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LCR4805 Assignment 1 (100% COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2025 - Due 12 August 2025 Question 1 John and Mary are undergoing a divorce that John initiated due to his newfound romantic interest, which has led him to no longer love Mary. John is a businessman who operates an investment company. Meanwhile, Mary is still in love with John and feels anger towards him for his departure. In a fit of spite, Mary posts on John’s Facebook wall, accusing him of being a thief and a fraudster, warning others not to trust him with their finances. This Facebook post receives numerous negative comments, consequently harming John’s business financially. a) With reference to applicable law, critically discuss the liability of Mary to a claim of defamation. (10) b) If Mary is liable to a claim of defamation, discuss if there are any defences available on which Mary may rely on. (5) Question 2 Connect (Pty) Ltd is a South African company that developed an On-line Application (hereinafter, the App) called JustTap, which is available for download on mobile devices in South Africa. The App enables users to search for businesses providing certain services in the users’ area. For example, a user may search for a fast food restaurant in his or her area by using the App, on their devices. In order to locate the user and determine which restaurants are near the user, the App must enable the geolocation function of the mobile device. The user must first give permission before the App can activate the geolocation on the device. After the App was in use for a while, the developer updated the App. The latest version of the App automatically enabled the geolocation function without asking the permission of the user. The App developer started to use the geolocation information of the user to send advertisements to the user about other available services near the user. Answer the following questions with reference to this set of facts: (a) Can the use of geolocation information as described above be considered to be “processing of personal information” in terms of the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI Act) 4 of 2013? Discuss by referring to the Act’s definitions of “processing” and “personal information”. (10) (b) Brie

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Question 1 John and Mary are undergoing a divorce that John
initiated due to his newfound romantic interest, which has led
him to no longer love Mary. John is a businessman who
operates an investment company. Meanwhile, Mary is still in
love with John and feels anger towards him for his departure. In
a fit of spite, Mary posts on John’s Facebook wall, accusing him
of being a thief and a fraudster, warning others not to trust him
with their finances. This Facebook post receives numerous
negative comments, consequently harming John’s business
financially. a) With reference to applicable law, critically discuss
the liability of Mary to a claim of defamation. (10) b) If Mary is
liable to a claim of defamation, discuss if there are any defences
available on which Mary may rely on. (5) Question 2 Connect
(Pty) Ltd is a South African company that developed an On-line
Application (hereinafter, the App) called JustTap, which is
available for download on mobile devices in South Africa. The
App enables users to search for businesses providing certain
services in the users’ area. For example, a user may search for a
fast food restaurant in his or her area by using the App, on their
devices. In order to locate the user and determine which
restaurants are near the user, the App must enable the

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Toshiyuki Kono, Christoph Paulus, Harry Rajak Selected Legal Issues of E-Commerce
Publisher: 2002 ISBN: 9789041118981 Edition: Unknown

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