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The Law of Persons in South Africa" (Oxford University Press, 2010) is a comprehensive and student-friendly textbook written by leading South African legal academics including Hanneretha Kruger, Ann Skelton, Marita Carnelley, Sonia Human and others. This 202-page private law resource offers an accessible yet thorough introduction to the beginning and end of legal personality, status, capacity to act, domicile, and factors affecting status (age, mental capacity, etc.), all placed within the co...

This comprehensive tutorial letter from UNISA's Department of Criminal and Procedural Law provides essential guidance for the RRLLB81 LLB Research Report module in Semester 1, 2025. It outlines the research journey, from selecting topics and formulating research questions to drafting and submitting Assessments 2 (draft report) and 3 (final portfolio/exam). Covering key elements like sourcing reliable legal materials, structuring reports, academic writing tips, Turnitin originality checks, and...

This powerful 75-page PDF contains complete, high-scoring model answers to past International Law exam questions (15-mark problems). Perfect for LLB, LLM, and postgraduate students worldwide, it covers in-depth analysis of treaty reservations under the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (Articles 19–23) with step-by-step application, the dualist/monist debate in South Africa (sections 231 & 233 of the 1996 Constitution), customary international law, treaty application in municipal law, a...

Never fail RRLLB81 again! This official 49-page Tutorial Letter 103/2/2023 is the ONLY document you need to write a distinction-level research report. Includes everything: choosing a topic, formulating a research question/title/hypothesis, finding reliable sources (primary & secondary), evaluating sources, building an outline, full structure (cover page, declaration, abstract, keywords, table of contents, introduction, chapters, conclusion, bibliography), legal writing rules, plagiarism warnings...

The ultimate survival guide every UNISA LLB student needs! This official 46-page Tutorial Letter 301/4/2023 contains everything from how to succeed in Open Distance e-Learning (ODeL), time management, reading strategies, and making glossaries, to step-by-step assignment techniques (finding keywords, researching, note-taking, referencing). Also includes the full Harvard-style referencing guide used by the School of Law, plagiarism rules, and first-year experience tips. Updated and still 100% rele...

Master PVL3701 Property Law with this comprehensive 2025–2026 exam prep guide, based on Susan Scott's UNISA study guide (2016) with essential 2025 corrections! Compiled by Brain-Lab Tutors, it breaks down key study units including introduction to property law, things as legal objects, definitions/classifications (corporeal/incorporeal, movable/immovable), functions of the law of things, ownership acquisition/use/protection/loss, remedies like rei vindicatio, and practical examples/scenarios...

Excel in your LCP4804 exams with this authentic UNISA past paper from October/November 2025–2026! Includes 4 in-depth questions (100 marks) covering customary law definitions (Recognition of Customary Marriages Act), pre/post-constitutional differences, case comparisons (e.g., Mayelane, Mabuza v Mbatha, Motsoatsoa v Roro), constitutional conflicts on indigenous values vs. Intestate Succession Act, and ubuntu in pre-colonial institutions like sisa/mafisa/nqoma. Features detailed instructions on...

Secure top marks with this original UNISA LCP4801 May/June 2016 closed-book exam paper! Includes Section A (15 True/False questions on the 1996 Constitution, customary law, treaties, s231 & s233) worth 45 marks, plus two full essay questions: differences between international & national law, void vs voidable treaties, and a detailed apartheid-style state responsibility scenario (15 + 25 marks). Perfect practice for understanding how UNISA tests core concepts like sources, treaties, and violation...

Dominate your LCP4801 exams with this must-have past paper from October/November 2025–2026! Features 3 comprehensive questions testing key topics like diplomatic protection via SA case law, use of force scenarios, customary law requirements, self-executing treaties (s231(4) Constitution), immunities, statehood theories, and TWAIL characteristics. Includes detailed instructions, proctoring via Invigilator App, and upload guidelines for myExams. Perfect for LLB students targeting high marks—pr...

Ace your LCP4801 exams with this essential UNISA study guide for 2025–2026! Fully updated to include core topics like statehood, recognition, international law-making, fundamental principles, enforcement, and jurisdiction, with a focus on African contexts and pre-colonial contributions. Packed with learning outcomes, activities, case summaries (e.g., Lotus, Nicaragua, Tehran Hostages), and self-assessments to test your understanding. Ideal for LLB students aiming for distinctions—covers Stry...