Servitudes Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

**Please note: these were notes made in 2022 therefore I have reduced the price but the syllabus overlaps.** Everything you need to know for the exam including: - feedback from all quizzes -notes from the textbook - latin terminology section - real rights, personal rights and servitudes -elements of possession -spoliation -Mandament van Spolie -Evictions

These are complete, comprehensive, and understandable lecture notes for semester 1 of the PVL2002 - Property Law course. The lecture notes include content summaries, covering: the 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 semeste...

MCQ 1. Indicate the correct option. Which one of the following things can be regarded as a res nullius? (1) a domesticated tiger living in his owner‟s house (2) an impala roaming in the bushes (3) a Persian cat lying on the neighbor‟s patio (4) a springbok kept on a private game farm for hunting purposes ANSWER: Option 2 is correct. A res nullius is a thing which does not belong to anyone. All creatures that are wild by nature either in their natural state or when they have...

QUESTION 1. What does the term “professionalism” mean in respect of drafting a document? QUESTION 2 [18] Jack (the owner of the intended dominant tenement) and Gerald (the owner of the intended servient tenement) enter into a servitude agreement but fail to register it. Later on, Gerald sells his property to Jack, who in turn sells it to Sue. What are the legal implications of the unregistered servitudes for the respective parties? [10] QUESTION 3 May, the holder of a usufruct over ...

LPL4805 Assignment 1 (QUALITY ANSWERS) Semester % TRUSTED workings, explanations and solutions. For assistance call or W.h.a.t.s.a.p.p us on +/ 2/ 5/ 4 /7 /7 /9 /5 /4 /0 /1 /3 /2 . Question 1. Jack (the owner of the intended dominant tenement) and Gerald (the owner of the intended servient tenement) enter into a servitude agreement but fail to register it. Later, Gerald sells his property to Jack, who in turn sells it to Sue. What are the legal implications of the unregistered servitudes for th...

LPL4805 PORTFOLIO MEMO - OCT./NOV. 2023 - SEMESTER 2 - UNISA - DUE 18 OCTOBER 2023 - DETAILED ANSWERS WITH FOOTNOTES & BIBLIOGRAPHY- DISTINCTION GUARANTEED! Question 1. Briefly discuss the guidelines laid down in Ex Parte Oxford (1920 CPD 367) for a court application to register a postnuptial contract. (17) Question 2. 2.1. Joe, Jill and June are the co-owners in equal shares of the farm Mooiplaas. Jill requests you to draw up her will, in term of which she inter alia bequeaths h...

MIE 305 Final Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Possession Bundle of Right that is the right to claim title over the property, one exerts dominion and ultimate power over it Control Bundle of Right that is the right to decide how the property is to be used, or employed Enjoyment Bundle of Right that is the means by which the rights-holder can decide how to use the property. Others can violate this through the law of nuisance. Exclusion Bundle of Right that gives the righ...

LPL4805 ASSIGNMENT 1 MEMO - SEMESTER 1 - 2024 UNISA – DUE DATE: - 29 FEBRUARY 2024 (DETAILED ANSWERS WITH FOOTNOTES AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED!) Question 1. Jack (the owner of the intended dominant tenement) and Gerald (the owner of the intended servient tenement) enter into a servitude agreement but fail to register it. Later, Gerald sells his property to Jack, who in turn sells it to Sue. What are the legal implications of the unregistered servitudes for the respect...

MIE 305 Exam 3 Latest Update with Verified Solutions Bundle of Rights sticks metaphor owner = entire bundle of sticks renter = only a few sticks possession, use, control, exclusion, transfer Property Rights the legal rights that a person has over a piece of real property Real Property The legal interests in land and things attached to or growing on land ex: part of the earth’s surface, buildings, fences, and trees used to describe the legal rights that a person can have i...

Successions with a Will - Who signs? No liquidator = all legatees W/ a liquidator = full admin liquidator or simple admin liquidator with authorization from legatees and legal heirs. Successions w/o a Will - Who signs? No liquidator = All legal heirs W/ a liquidator = liquidator authorized by legal heirs Successions - What documents do you need? During liquidation of the succession? -Declaration of transmission (w/ or w/o a Will) -If no Will and there's a liquidator, an Act of Nominati...