Lcp 4804 exam pack 2021 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LCP4804 EXAM PACK 2023 LATEST QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS. Write a critical evaluation of the extracts from (a) and (b) below, taking into account the context of the development of African customary law in which they were uttered and the effect to which each one was addressed: (a)“once it is clear that the negotiations have taken place, the next inquiry, applying the Act is whether there are any factors that show that the marriage was “entered into” or “celebrated.” (from the judgment...

LCP 4804 EXAM PACK 2021, University of South Africa (Unisa)

LCP4804 EXAM PACK 2021. Advanced Indigenous Law. In Alexkor Ltd v Richtersveld Community 2003 (12) BCLR 1301 (CC) the Constitutional Court emphasised the need for the courts to treat indigenous law as a distinct and independent component of the South African legal system, with its own values and norms – and should no longer be looked at through the eyes of the common law – and that the two components (indigenous law and common law) have the equal force of law under the Constitution. B...

LCP 4804 EXAM PACK 2021, UNISA

LCP 4804 EXAM PACK 2021, UNISA

LCP4804 EXAM PACK 2021. Advanced Indigenous Law Write a critical evaluation of the extracts from (a) and (b) below, taking into account the context of the development of African customary law in which they were uttered and the effect to which each one was addressed: (a)“once it is clear that the negotiations have taken place, the next inquiry, applying the Act is whether there are any factors that show that the marriage was “entered into” or “celebrated.” (from the judgment of T...

LCP4804 EXAM PACK 2021. Write a critical evaluation of the extracts from (a) and (b) below, taking into account the context of the development of African customary law in which they were uttered and the effect to which each one was addressed: (a)“once it is clear that the negotiations have taken place, the next inquiry, applying the Act is whether there are any factors that show that the marriage was “entered into” or “celebrated.” (from the judgment of Tshiqi J in Maluleke v Mi...