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ASSIGNMENT 1 (SEMESTER 1)

DUE DATE: 25 March 2024




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QUESTION (VARIOUS ESSAYS TO CHOOSE FROM)

Apply the will theory and the iustus error doctrine and advise Gloria whether she concluded a legally
binding contract with Jack, based on the written document that they both signed, for the cluster
home described in this document. Discuss fully and refer to case law in your answer. Do not apply
the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.



ESSAY 001:

INTRODUCTION:

Property transactions, especially in the realm of real estate development, often involve intricate
legal considerations. In this case, we examine a scenario where Gloria, a prospective buyer, believed
she was purchasing a specific cluster home but later discovered discrepancies between the property
she viewed and the one documented in the sales agreement. This essay aims to analyze Gloria's
situation through the lens of contract law, specifically exploring the applicability of the will theory
and the iustus error doctrine. Through a comprehensive examination, we will determine whether
Gloria entered into a legally binding contract with Jack, the property developer, despite the
discrepancies in the property description.

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