Roman law of servitudes 1 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Roman law of servitudes (1).

THEORY OF LAW ILW 102-5 1. Unit 1: What is law? 1.1. Types of laws: 1.1.1. Prohibitive laws say what we can’t do 1.1.2. Imperative laws say what we must do 1.1.3. Regulative laws say what we can do, but need not 1.1.4. Procedural laws say what will happen of law is not obeyed 1.2. State: has a philosophy of its law, for example democracy, and is not only ruled by its own laws (also ruled by international laws) 1.3. Law is a set of rules, based on certain basic ideas, that reg...

HFL1501 REVISION PACK. 5 PART 1 (20 marks) The origins of South African law Answer the following questions by making use only of the study material in Part 1 of the Study Guide: QUESTION 1 Answer the following questions regarding the South African Law Reform Commission that was established in 1973. 1.1 What is the task of the Law Reform Commission? (1) 1.2 Name three pieces of legislation or Bills, mentioned in Part 1 of this module, that were drafted as a result of the work of the L...

CLA1501_ COMMERCIAL LAW_ BEST NOTES NOVEMBER 2021. AUTHORITATIVE SOURCE OF SA LAW: 2 types of sources: Authoritative – court is bound by & Persuasive – used/interpret in particular way to convince court ruling. 1) Statute Law or Legislation 1.1 General:  Dutch legislation passed between 1652 -1806 if approved & accepted by SA Law  English statues don‟t apply to SA unless by official proclamation regarding the union of SA or colonies 1.2 The Constitution of RSA 1996  Is t...

Exam Papers FLS1502 October/November 2013 Section A: Roman Law of Things Question 1 What is the difference between a personal and a real action? (2) A real action enforced a real right in respect of a thing and could be enforced against any person who encroached on a person’s right to a thing. A personal action on the other hand enforced a personal right that can only be enforced against a specific person. Question 2 Which forms of delivery are applicable in the following cases? 2...

QUESTION 1 Indicate whether the following statements are true or false and fully motivate your answers: (a) Ownership is the most comprehensive real right over a thing and therefore an unlimited right. (3) (b) The rei vindicatio is a real action which can be instituted by an owner to claim back his or her thing from whoever is in control of it unlawfully. The remedy may be instituted with regard to movable and immovable property. In the case of immovable property the remedy takes on the ...

Define: (a) real right (5) A real right can be defined as a lawful relationship between a legal and a thing which confers direct control over the thing on the legal subject as well as the relationship between the legal subject and other legal subjects who must respect this relationship. (b) property law. (5) In its broad sense property law can also be described as patrimonial law - the law dealing with a person's patrimony (all his/her assets). Patrimonial law is divided into the law ...