IND2601 EXAM ANSWERS 2023
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A betrothal can be terminated …
a.
if the woman has a child of wedlock.
b.
if there are irreconcilable differences.
c.
by the death of the man or the woman.
d.
by adultery on the part of the man.
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d.
by adultery on the part of the man.
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Which of the following statements is true regarding testamentary dispositions in original customary law?
a.
Where the estate of a black person has been partially or totally bequeathed by a will, it had to be administered in
terms of the Black Administration Act.
b.
All movable property allocated to a house or a wife in a customary marriage was inherited in accordance with the
rules of original customary law and could be bequeathed using a will.
c.
According to Section 23 of the Black Administration act, all movable property belonging to a black person and
allotted to him or accruing under black law or custom to any woman with whom he lived in a customary marriage, or
to any house, shall upon his death devolve and be administered under Black law and custom.
d.
Persons who had contracted a customary marriage, as well as unmarried men and all women- in so far as they were
individual holders of rights- could dispose of their whole estate using a will.
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Which of the following courts are NOT recognised in terms of the Constitution to apply customary law in South
Africa?
a.
Courts of Traditional leaders.
,b.
Magistrate courts.
c.
The Supreme Court.
d.
Labour Courts.
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The concrete versus the abstract approach that is characteristic of customary law means that…
a.
specialised legal systems adopt the abstract approach and unspecialised legal systems are more concrete, real and
visible in approach.
b.
specialised legal systems are marked by visible acts such as signing of a marriage register to signify the conclusion of
a marriage contract.
c.
in specialised legal systems, performance or part performance is required in the formulation of contracts.
d.
proof for adultery in specialised legal systems was obtained by catching the culprit in the act and taking some of his
personal belongings.
In African Customary law, the scope of private law includes the legal relationships between…
a.
people whether individuals or groups.
b.
law and human relationships.
c.
individuals and groups as private persons.
d.
a government and its subjects.
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