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ASSIGNMENT 01 QUESTION: Carol, an owner of an exclusive bicycle shop advertised a special limited-edition bicycle for sale, and invited the public to make offers for the bicycle. Jane and Portia were among many people who submitted written offers for the bicycle. Jane’s offer was for R150 000, and Portia’s offer was for R190 000. Although Carol intended to accept Portia’s offer, she erroneously wrote a letter to Jane, wherein she accepted Jane’s offer. Jane believes that an enforceabl...

Credit Advice for Patricia. Question Patricia concludes a written agreement for the purchase of a free standing Jacuzzi from Luxury Pools (Pty) Ltd on 1 June at her home. The purchase price of the Jacuzzi is R52,000 which is payable in twelve equal monthly instalments. The agreement also makes provision for Patricia to pay interest at 18% per annum to Luxury Pools (Pty) Ltd in respect of the deferred purchase price and that ownership of the Jacuzzi shall be retained by Luxury Pools (Pty) Ltd unt...

Carefully read the case below, from your prescribed reading list, and answer the following questions: Joint Stock v Absa Bank 2008 (4) SA 287 (SCA) The allocation of marks for this case discussion is as follows: 1. Briefly outline the key facts of the case (3) 2. What were the main arguments by the concerned parties (2) 3. Summarise the decision of the court (meaning the reasons for the decision of the court) (4) 4. Provide your critical comment on this decision, in particular the finding...

Question 1 "Law is therefore an essential aspect whenever humans interact with each other in a society … Almost all aspects of our lives are impacted on by law". (a) Explain why law is regarded as sine qua non for human interaction in a society. Give examples of what the situation would be like without law. (3) Question 2 "The student should realise that he/she belongs to the learning space as a human being and not as a non-human entity with an empty brain, which needs to be filled w...

Question 1 Mr Skhosana wishes to build a petrol station near a wetland in a provincial road in the Northern Cape. Mr Skhosana has been informed that, from a South African environmental legal perspective, such development will require that he obtain an environmental authorisation. Mr Skhosana is aware that a ‘public participation’ process will be required in the process, kindly explain to him what such a process entails, and with reference to recent case law, what factors Mr Skhosana needs to...

Portfolio Task 1 In not more than 500 words, explain how you think Geography lessons can be made appealing so that learners enjoy them more. You must provide at least four (4) wellexplained points to earn full marks. Making Geography lessons more appealing is essential to engage learners and foster their interest in the subject. Here are four well-explained points on how this can be achieved: Real-World Relevance and Application: One of the most effective ways to make Geography appealing is by...

 QUESTIONS ARE ALL ANSWERED YOU CHOOSE THE ONE YOU LOVE BETWEEN QUESTION ONE OR TWO Question 1: POETRY Study the poem “I Am” by John Clare (1848), below, and write a carefully worded essay of approximately 1 000 – 1200 words (approximately 2 – 3 typed pages) in which you critically analyse how the poet has used diction, poetic techniques, and/or any other features of language to express his feelings of alienation and assert his individuality. Use relevant examples from the poem to...

QUESTION 1: Creating a solar energy oven -Task one Learning Objective for task one • To experience the benefits of designing a lesson that utilizes the benefits of a playful in the activation of competencies, skills, and knowledge of a particular project. • Reduce, Reuse, Recycle lesson plan to teach learners how to save the earth. Your Task one 1.1. Your task is to build a solar energy oven. Think about how you will make this object move given the items that are available to you. You...

ACTIVITY 1 1.1 Progress towards achieving sustainability can be gauged using sustainability indicators. 1.1.1. Mention any two sustainability indicators. (2) 1.1.2. State four examples of the application of the above-mentioned sustainability indicators. (4) 1.2 Define sustainable development using your own understanding after reading what Brundtland Report says about it. 1.1.1 Two Sustainability Indicators: (4) a) Carbon Footprint: This indicator measures the total greenh...

ACTIVITY 1 1.1 Environmental education (EE) processes need to take into consideration the history and context behind certain environmental issues and their implications for communities and their lived context. 1.1.1 State any three environmental issues faced by the South African citizens. 1.1.2 Discuss the implications of the above-mentioned environmental challenges. 1.1.3 Name at least one softwood tree species. (1) 1.1.1 Three environmental issues faced by South African c...