Res nullius Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Exam Papers FLS1502 October/November 2013 Section A: Roman Law of Things Question 1 What is the difference between a personal and a real action? (2) A real action enforced a real right in respect of a thing and could be enforced against any person who encroached on a person’s right to a thing. A personal action on the other hand enforced a personal right that can only be enforced against a specific person. Question 2 Which forms of delivery are applicable in the following cases? 2...

1 INTRODUCTION TO LAW AND DATA SCIENCE Law: The body of authorative rules (and knowledge about these rules) that determines the outcomes of court cases, provides instructions to judges how to handle cases. Absolute Right: Right that can be exercised against all others (e.g. property right). Relative Right: Right that can only be exercised against one or more determined persons (e.g. loan). Objective Right: Rights which are general (the law). 1 INTRODUCTION TO LAW AND DATA SCIENCE La...

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PVWhich 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 reverted to their former wild state are reg...

PVL3701 LAW OF PROPERTY MCQ’S FROM ASSIGNMENTS 2010 Which one of the following things is a composite thing? (1) a dog (2) a motor (3) a glass (4) a brick ANSWER: (2) COMMENTS: (1) A dog is a singular thing. (2) A motor is a composite thing and is made up of constituent parts which lost their individuality. (3) A glass is a singular thing. (4) A brick is a singular thing. (Study Guide page 36) Which option is not a feature or characteristic of real rights? (1) The rule prior in...

PVL3701- LAW OF PROPERTY MCQ’s  Which one of the following things is a composite thing? A motor A motor is a composite thing and is made up of constituent parts which lost their individuality.  Which option is not a feature or characteristic of real rights? Real rights are unenforceable against bona fide third parties 1. In the case of insolvency the maxim first in time stronger in law (prior in tempore potior in iure) will apply in the case of two or more competing real rights. ...

LAW OF PROPERTY PVL3701 Revision Questions & Memo PVL3701 Revision Questions Page STUDY UNIT 1 1. Define: (a) real right (5) A real right can be defined as a lawful relationship between a legal and a thing which confers direct control over the thing on the legal subject as well as the relationship between the legal subject and other legal subjects who must respect this relationship. (b) property law. (5) In its broad sense property law can also be described as patrimonial law - th...

Define: (a) real right (5) A real right can be defined as a lawful relationship between a legal and a thing which confers direct control over the thing on the legal subject as well as the relationship between the legal subject and other legal subjects who must respect this relationship. (b) property law. (5) In its broad sense property law can also be described as patrimonial law - the law dealing with a person's patrimony (all his/her assets). Patrimonial law is divided into the law ...