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Summary Family Law (LAWS1013) Study Guide: Topic 2 Summaries, Case Studies, and Exercises

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, Aims
This topic covers the basic legal principles relating to relationships between
parents and children and how parental rights and responsibilities are generally
acquired.
At the end of this section you should be able to discuss and explain the
concepts and rules below. You should also be able to identify and apply the
rules relating to acquisition of the different forms of parental rights and
responsibilities to a simple problem.

Who is a child?

Levels of legal norms which apply to children

International legal norms – the Convention on the Rights of the Child
and the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child.

The Constitution s28

The Children’s Act and common law

Parental rights and responsibilities

Full and specific parental rights and responsibilities

Care or custody

Contact or access

Guardianship

Maintenance

Acquiring parental rights and responsibilities

Biological mothers

Biological unmarried fathers

Married fathers

Presumptions of paternity

Co-holders of parental rights and responsibilities

Termination, extension, suspension or restriction of parental rights and
responsibilities




Aims 1

, Skills:

Finding, reading and interpreting legislation

Finding South African cases

Identifying the elements of cases

Distinguishing between legal and non-legal arguments

Formulating basic legal arguments

Sources:

Law of Persons and the Family, Barratt et al part 2: chapter 2

Children’s Act

Constitution of the Republic of South Africa s 28

KLVC v SDI [2015] 1 All SA 532 (SCA)

RC v HC (citation omitted, because students must find this case for
themselves)

Wilsnach v TM 2021 (3) SA 568 (GP)




Aims 2

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