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This is a comprehensive summary that contains everything you need to know for the June test, including all relevant cases. Happy studying!

These are complete and comprehensive lecture notes of semester 1 of the PVL2002 - Property Law course. The lecture notes include content summaries, covering an introduction, subjective rights, servitudes, the doctrine of notice, spoliation & possession, evictions/PIE & the mandament van spolie and quasi-possesion & the mandament van spolie. They also include case discussions and problem questions. These lecture notes contain everything you need to know to get through semester 1 of the course and...

These notes contain everything in study unit 3 and 5. - They contain a quiz/flashcards for all the latin and foreign terminology we've encountered in succession thus far -own examples that are easier to understand -colour coding (examples are in purple, cases are in blue etc.) -concise, with important information in bold and easy to follow

These notes cover Production, Costs, Perfect Competition, Monopolies, Oligopolies and Market Failure. The notes are based on CORE: The Economy & Principles of Economics Textbooks. They include graphs, tables and diagrams that summarise all the content. They also provide formulas and examples of calculations.

organised, colour coded word document with small diagrams and descriptions of mechanisms in words. All reactions are tabulated showing reagents, products, and mechanism for each reaction Contents: Organic Chemistry Summary; Nucleophilic 1-2-addition at carbonyl groups; Nucleophilic addition to aldehydes and ketones; Nucleophilic substitution at carbonyl groups; Carboxylic acid derivatives; Reactions of acid anhydrides and acid chlorides; Chemistry of esters; Imines and enamines; Ide...

Comprehensive summaries of all prescribed Law of Person's cases. Includes the facts, legal issue, reasoning and ratio of the cases, as well as the significance. Includes the legal ruling judgements of cases like Edelstein v Edelstein, Fouche v Battenhausen etc.

A comprehensive summary of all Term 1 Foundations of South African law lectures, by UCT professor Barnard Naude. Summarizes everything in the lecture slides as well as what the Professor emphasises and additional information. Notes are colour-coded and formatted in an simple manner to aid in understanding and memorizing.

Name of the Teacher Date Level of the class Length of lesson Senzo Mtyingizane 26/02/2021 Upper-Intermediate 60 Minutes Lesson Type: Reading Lesson Topic: How much does it cost to visit Thailand? Lesson Aims: By the end of the lesson, students will be better able to: Enhance their reading abilities and discover new efficient ways to read and scan through english text for different purposes, including reading for gist and reading for specific information. Lesson Outcomes: By the end ...

Name of the Teacher Date Level of the class Length of lesson Senzo Mtyingizane 08-12-2020 Elementary 60 minutes Lesson Type: Vocabulary Lesson Topic: Places in town Lesson Aims: By the end of the lesson, students will be better able to… Identify 10 new places in town (bus station, cinema, playground, city centre, library, museum, hotel, post office, restaurant, supermarket) and be able to construct sentences using the names of the places, Target vocabulary: bus station, cinema, pl...

Name of the Teacher Date Level of the class Length of lesson Annamique Tyler 15 November 2021 Pre-Intermediate 60 minutes Lesson Type: Grammar Lesson Lesson Topic: Giving Advice (Should and Shouldn’t) Lesson Aims: By the end of the lesson, students will be better able to…  Use modal verb should and shouldn’t to give advice in a positive or negative way. Example sentence: 1. You should brush your teeth everyday. (Positive advice) 2. She shouldn’t watch violent TV shows. (Ne...