Persuasive precedent c - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Types of Laws - ANSWER 1. Constitutional Law 2. Statutory Law 3. Common Law 4. Equity 5. Administrative Regulations and Agency Decisions 6. Treaties 7. Ordinances 8. Executive Orders Constitutional law - ANSWER -At the state level and the federal level- the bottom line is that both the US constitution and each of the 50 state constitutions are sources of constitutional law -Often deals with personal rights Statutory Law - ANSWER -Laws created by elected representatives in Congre...

ILW1501 EXAM PACK. the law: norms which the whole community regards as binding and must be obeyed whilst individual morality are norms or standards that every individual sets for himself.  The law: prosecution/punishment/compensation to an injured party whilst in individual morality sanction is self-imposed  The law: state organ is the enforcer whilst in individual morality it’s the individual. (b). i) There must be explicit rules. (ii) The rules must apply generally The rules mus...

CLA1501 Exam Pack Revision Q And A. This is an all-inclusive and a complete guide to CLA1501 - Commercial LAw 1A. Which ONE of the following is regarded in the South African law as a source of RomanDutch law: I. Law of the Twelve Tables 2. Institutions 3. Corpus Iuris Civilis 4. Commentarius ad Pandectas Question 2 Which ONE of the following is a principle that CANNOT be associated with the doctrine of stare decisis? 1. a High Court is bound by its own decisions until they are overrul...

TAX2601 Principles Of Taxation EXAM PACK. This is a complete and an all-inclusive guide to TAX2601 - Principles Of Taxation As Benjamin Franklin once part it “if you do not want to be taxed, never get born.” Governments exist to fill the void that would exist if everything was left to private individuals. No one would concerned with other people’s issues so long as it does not affect them. Think of goods like provisions of road and e-toll, if you can pay you will not be able to use the...

Revision Notes Exam questions and answers Study Unit 1 what is administrative law? Administrative law is the sum total of legal rules that grant people, or bodies in authority, the power to take action; prescribe the procedures to be followed when taking such action; and ensure that such action is within the boundaries of the law. It also provides for control over such action. State authority is the power exercised by an organ of state or natural or juristic person over another person or ...

ADL2601 - Administrative Law Latest summary notes. UNIT 1 – DESCRIBING ADMIN LAW 4 Key issues / pillars in Admin Law Authority = * Governs relationships between legal subjects * Relationships are not on equal footing (inequality – vertical relationship) * Always a superior / senior official involved Admin action= * Facilitates & regulates human behaviour / interaction * Conduct of anyone exercising public / authoritative power Just Admin action * The right of every person * All admin...

CLA1501 - Commercial Law 1A Exam Pack Revision Q And A. CHAPTER 1 Question 1 Which ONE of the following is regarded in the South African law as a source of RomanDutch law: I. Law of the Twelve Tables 2. Institutions 3. Corpus Iuris Civilis 4. Commentarius ad Pandectas Question 2 Which ONE of the following is a principle that CANNOT be associated with the doctrine of stare decisis? 1. a High Court is bound by its own decisions until they are overruled by a superior court. 2. a High Co...

CLA1501 Commercial Law 1A Exam Pack Revision Q And A. CHAPTER 1 Question 1 Which ONE of the following is regarded in the South African law as a source of RomanDutch law: I. Law of the Twelve Tables 2. Institutions 3. Corpus Iuris Civilis 4. Commentarius ad Pandectas Question 2 Which ONE of the following is a principle that CANNOT be associated with the doctrine of stare decisis? 1. a High Court is bound by its own decisions until they are overruled by a superior court. 2. a High Cour...

QUIZ 1 1. Reporting obligations: What is a binding precedent? A. A decision of another court that is of persuasive authority B. With respect to Australia, it is a decision of the UK Supreme Court C. A decision of a court that binds judges in a lower court in the same court hierarchy D. A decision of a different court on the same subject matter 2. Which are some of the main features of the Electronic Transactions Act 1999 (Cth): A. Validity of electronic transactions B. Recognition of wri...

ADL2601 - Administrative Law summary notes. 4 Key issues / pillars in Admin Law Authority = * Governs relationships between legal subjects * Relationships are not on equal footing (inequality – vertical relationship) * Always a superior / senior official involved Admin action= * Facilitates & regulates human behaviour / interaction * Conduct of anyone exercising public / authoritative power Just Admin action * The right of every person * All admin action by persons exercising public pow...