What is a offence - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LEG2601 SUMMARY STUDY NOTES. Legal Aspects Of Environmental Management What is the law? 1.1 Introduction - The law is the basis of any orderly society - Moral and ethical rules that govern human behaviour are not usually legal rules. - Biblical/ religious commandments can constitute a legal norm e.g. thou shall not kill – murder is a crime and is the intentional act of killing a person without jurisdiction - Ethics: aka individual morality, comprise those guidelines that people may set...

Contents 1 Shareholders and Company Meetings.......................................................................................................................2 2 Directors, Board Committees and the Company Secretary........................................................................................6 3 Duties of Directors...................................................................................................................................................13 4 Capacity and ...

AIN3701 LEARNING UNIT 4 Assessment 7 ACTIVITY 4.8 The following documents contains: Solutions(in the form of the code) as well as a guide on how to use it which is required to complete Activity 4.8 in learning unit 4. This is a guidance on how to use the attached VBA code for copying the template and completing it each on its own worksheet and named after the invoice number following good VBA coding practice. Before proceeding, it is important to note that plagiarism is a ser...

INSOLVENCY LAW_ MRL3701 SUMMARY NOTES WITH QUESTIONS. Study unit 1: Introduction to Insolvency Law Case Law: NB: Magnum Financial Holdings (Pty) Ltd (in Liquidation) v Summerly and another NNO 1984 (1) SA 160 (W) Meaning of “insolvency” Common meaning – a person is insolvent when he is unable to pay his debts, however, The legal test for insolvency is whether the debtor's liabilities, fairly estimated, exceed his assets, fairly valued. The inability to pay debts Is merely eviden...

Law of Damages (LPL4802) Exam Summary Notes. The law of damages is that part of the law which indicates how the existence and extent of damage, as well as the proper amount of damages or satisfaction, are to be determined in the case of delict, breach of contract or some other juristic fact providing for the payment of damages (for instance, legislation or insurance). This subject consists of four main parts the general principles regarding damage and compensation the measure of damages i...

LPL_4802 Law of Damages Summarized Notes. LPL_4802 Law of Damages Summarized Notes The law of damages is that part of the law which indicates how the existence and extent of damage, as well as the proper amount of damages or satisfaction, are to be determined in the case of delict, breach of contract or some other juristic fact providing for the payment of damages (for instance, legislation or insurance). This subject consists of four main parts the general principles regarding damage ...

MRL2601 - ENTREPRENEURIAL LAW BOOK.CHAPTER 3: CORPORATE FINANCE 65 registration of the security and transfer, while sections 52 to 55 apply to uncertificated securities.121 The company must issue a certificate evidencing securities which must contain the prescribed information and must be signed by two persons authorised by the board. 122 Upon transfer of the shares, the certificate must be endorsed with a number in order to identify the preceding holder of the shares. Any transfer must b...

This is a document I made with a brief summary of all the cases in Criminal Law on Paper 1 OCR A Level Law. It includes the case name, a summary of what happened, what rule the case established, what offence the rule applies to and a small image to jog the memory of the case. I used this to remember what cases were relevant in my final exam and I achieved an A*.

CRM_1300___Notes Crime Definition: - Any form of human behaviour that is designated by law as criminal and subject to penal sanction A Composite Definition of Crime: - “Crime is a violation of societal rules of behaviour as interpreted by a legal criminal code created by people holding social and political power. Individuals who violate these laws are subject to sanctions by statue authority, social stigma, and loss of status” What Is a Crime? - This approach implies that ...

1. INDICTMENTS AND CHARGE SHEETS Section 32 of the Constitution - Access to information (1) Everyone has the right of access to – (a) any information held by the state; and (b) any information that is held by another person and that is required for the exercise or protection of any rights. Section 35 of the Constitution – Arrested, detained and accused persons (3) Every accused person has a right to a fair trial, which includes the right – (a) to be informed of the charge with suffi...