Foundations of South African Law (PVL1003W)

This document consists of the general summarized introduction to the Interpretations of statutes in FSAL with highlighted parts.

This document is a case note, i.e., a critique of a case called AZAPO v President of South Africa. The structure of this case note is as follows: The context or background information about the case is set out first. Thereafter the document considers the significance of the case (which is the reason for writing a case note on the case in the first place). Then the document sets out the thesis statement, i.e., here it sets out exactly what the position is that is being argued for. Before the docu...

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.

This document is an essay about the rule of law. It delves into topics which affects the rule of law. Such topics are 'judicial choice' (such as the discretion that judges have in deciding cases), 'democratic constitutionalism', 'liberal-conservative constitutionalism' and 'transformative constitutionalism'.

FSAL 2021 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RECEIEVED 80%

This is a case that deals with the duty of support between the parent and child relationship.

It contains the entirety of term 2's work and is presented very concisely.

My notes consist of the entire first-semester syllabus, presented very concisely. It helped me attain a spot on the Dean's merit list 2021.