Roman law delict i 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Definition (and nature) of PIL - correct answer PIL - area of law that deals with private law matters involving a foriegn element --'private' e.g. contract, delict, UE, marriage/divorce, adoption + succession --'foreign element' connects a matter to more than one legal system e.g. parties could be domiciled or habitually resident in different countries; --or the event giving rise to the claim may have occurred abroad; --or a party may cl...

Undue Enrichment and Estoppel PVL3704 Tutorial Letter 201/2/2024 Semester 2 Department of Private Law This tutorial letter contains important information about your module. Dear Student 1 COMMENTARY ON THE ASSIGNMENTS This tutorial letter contains the memorandum, as well as a discussion, of the answers to the two assignments. 1.1 ANSWERS TO ASSIGNMENT 1 Question 1 Discuss in general (without reference to a specific enrichment action) how the extent o...

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1 PVL3704 - exam notes Law Of Enrichment Liabilty And Estoppel (University of South Africa) lOMoARcPSD| 1 1 Exam Notes - PVL 3704 UNJUSTIFIED ENRICHMENT LIABILITY STUDY UNIT 1 - Overview Explain why there is a need for unjustified enrichment liability in any developed system of law? Liability for enrichment is necessary in any developed legal system. There are cases in which one person obtains assets belonging to another person in circumstances where there are no grounds for ...

ILW1501-Introduction To Law LATEST EXAM PACK. SECTION A QUESTION 1 (a). 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 rul...

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...

S offered to sell to B his house and lot for P10,000,000. In order to pressure B into buying said house and lot, T, a very good friend of S, threatened B with death as a result of which B accepted the offer of S. It turns out now that the market value of the house and lot is P15,000,000. Is the contract of S and B valid? Answer: The contract is voidable because the consent given by B is anyway vitiated even if the intimidation was employed by a third person Ms. Maputi agreed to live with Mr. Huk...

PVL3701 - Law Of Property LATEST STUDY PACK 2021. 1. Define (a) law of things (6) The law of things can be defined as a branch of private law which consists of a number of legal rules that determine the nature, content, vesting, protection, transfer and termination of various real relationships between a legal subject and a thing, as well as the rights and duties ensuing from these relationships. (b) law (5) That body of rules and norms which regulates and harmonises society by demarcating...

Part I Introduction to the law of delict This chapter serves as a general introduction to the law of delict. Topics dealt with are the nature of a delict and its place in the legal system; the distinction between this phenomenon and breach of contract and crime; the historical development of delictual liability; and the influence of the constitutional Bill of Rights on the law of delict. Chapter 1 General introduction 1 Delict: general nature and place in the legal system The...

Contents ILW1501 EXAM PACK AND NOTES ....................................................................................................... 1 OCTOBER NOVEMBER 2015.................................................................................................................... 3 QUESTION 1................................................................................................................................................ 3 QUESTION 2 ................................................