MRL3701

MRL3701 OCT / NOV EXAMINATION 2025 *COMPLETE ANSWERS* DUE DATE 31 OCTOBER 2025 (COPYING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED)

MRL3701 SELF-STUDY QUESTIONS PROVIDED WITH MEMORANDUM

MRL3701 Assignment 2 Semester 2 2025 (Fully Answered) - DUE 9 September 2025

MRL3701 ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 2 20225 *COMPLETE ANSWERS* DUE DATE SEPTEMBER 2025 (BEST ANSWERS FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT)

MRL3701 ASSIGNMENT 1 SEMESTER 2 ANSWERS 2025

Description: This document provides complete and well-structured solutions for Assignment 01 of MRL3702 – Insolvency Law, Semester 2, 2025. It covers key topics such as the purpose and effect of a sequestration order, the concursus creditorum, and the legal position on joint sequestration applications for spouses married out of community of property. The answers are aligned with South African insolvency legislation and relevant case law, making it a valuable resource for exam and assignment p...

MRL3701 Assignment 2 2025

MRL3701 ASSIGNMENT 1 2025 SEMESTER 2 2025 OPEN 5 AUGUST, AND THE DUE DATE IS 12 AUGUST. QUESTION: Thandeka and Owen are married out of community of property. They came to see you as their legal representative. Their separate businesses were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, their finances have been affected and they are struggling to make ends meet. They have thought it in their best interests to both get sequestrated. To save on sequestration costs, they wish to bri...

MRL3701 Assignment 2 2025 DUE 9 September 2025 QUESTION: Bongani is experiencing financial difficulty. He has failed to pay his debts over the past few months, and his liabilities have exceeded his assets since 28 October 2024. Bongani owes a total of R2 500 000 to his creditors, including Flora to whom he owes R280 000. Although this debt was due and payable to Flora on 8 January 2024, Bongani failed to pay the debt. Frustrated by not having been paid back, Flora undertook an invest...

This document contains structured exam preparation material for the MRL3701 module on Insolvency Law at the University of South Africa (UNISA), specifically tailored for the May 2025 exam. It includes concise case law summaries (with ratio decidendi and their legal areas), multiple-choice answers, and comprehensive written responses to typical exam questions. Key topics covered include acts of insolvency, effects of sequestration, trustee powers, protected assets, business rescue procedures, and...