Fsal Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Much more than shorthand notes - Buy the document to see the images and full summaries - This is a summary of 9 cases for Mathabo Baase's section of FSAL. I have included images as well with a short caption to help summarise the case even further, the reasoning of the judges are also summaries. Very helpful summaries. You can easily get first class with them.

Summaries of FSAL Lectures, Cases and Readings, taught by Fatima Essop.

This essay is about the rule of law, and addresses the following aspects: 1. the rule of law during the era of parliamentary sovereignty under colonialism and apartheid in South Africa (1909, 1961 and 1983) (300 words); 2. the relationship between the rule of law and democratic constitutionalism (300 words); 3. the question whether the rule of law in terms of the post-apartheid constitutions is no more than ‘a legacy of colonialism’ (300 words). 4. whether the rule of law as adumbrated i...

These notes provide an in-depth and expansive explanation of the entirety of the section of the FSAL course on statutory interpretation. They include examples that have been explained for the more complex concepts.

-are the powerpoints too long and you can't manage to go through all of them? -is it difficult to summarise and chose what's important in the FSAL powerpoints? look no further -42 PAGES SUMMARISING 143 SLIDES, SAVE TIME -14 lectures summarised - colourised, no points repeated -highlighted important parts -easy to follow

Summaries of Cases covered In FSAL Second Semester.

Chapter 1,2,3,24 and reading 6 summarised Topics include: The Constitution, Jurisprudence,Functions of the law, History & development of the law, colonialism and legal culture Everything you need for the June exam.

Full summaries of cases, lecture and readings covered in second semester of Foundations of South African Law.