LPL4802 Law of Damages (LPL4802)

LPL4802 PORTFOLIO MEMO SEPTEMBER SUPER SEMESTER UNISA LAW OF DAMAGESQUESTION 1: THE LEGAL PROFESSION 1.1 Discuss the following statement: “Legal ethics can be understood in a wide and a narrow sense.” (5) The wide sense relates to the general relationship between law and morals and includes the study of the debate between positivism and natural law and between liberalism and communitarianism. The question here is whether the law can be used to decide moral issues (abortion) The wide se...

LPL4802 EXAM PORTFOLIO 2022 Law of Damages Exam LPL4802 27 June

LPL4802 EXAM PORTFOLIO 2022 Law of Damages Exam LPL4802 27 June

LPL4802- Law Of Damages Final Portfolio Exam June 2022 Q&A. QUESTION 1 _________________________________________________________________________ Particulars of claim _________________________________________________________________________ 1. The plaintiff is Magdel van der Linde, an adult female receptionist with identity number: 0202 087, who sues in her personal capacity and in her representative capacity on behalf of her minor children Tess van der Linde born on 21 December 2003 and...

LPL4802-Law Of Damages Final Portfolio Exam June 2022 Q&A. QUESTION 1 _________________________________________________________________________ Particulars of claim _________________________________________________________________________ 1. The plaintiff is Magdel van der Linde, an adult female receptionist with identity number: 0202 087, who sues in her personal capacity and in her representative capacity on behalf of her minor children Tess van der Linde born on 21 December 2003 and ...

LPL4802 -Law Of Damages Final Portfolio Exam June 2022 Q&A. QUESTION 1 _________________________________________________________________________ Particulars of claim _________________________________________________________________________ 1. The plaintiff is Magdel van der Linde, an adult female receptionist with identity number: 0202 087, who sues in her personal capacity and in her representative capacity on behalf of her minor children Tess van der Linde born on 21 December 2003 an...

LPL4802 ASSIGNMENT 1 ANSWERS SEMESTER 1 DUE DATE 28th MARCH 2024 GUARANTEED DISTINCTION . ANSWER 1 In the case of Transnet Ltd v Sechaba Photoscan (Pty) Ltd (2005) (1) SA 299 SCA, the court expressed the view that damages in delict and contract are assessed according to the comparative method. This statement raises questions about the validity and relevance of this approach in the South African law of damages jurisprudence, particularly in relation to the sum formula approach and the co...

QUESTION 1: QUANTUM OF DAMAGES FOR PATRIMONIAL LOSS CAUSED BY CERTAIN FORMS OF DELICT a) Differences between the object of contractual and delictual damages. The Court in Trotman v Edwick 1 held that a litigant who sues on contract sues to have his bargain or its equivalent in money or in money and kind. Whereas, the litigant who sues on delict sues to recover the loss which he has sustained because of the wrongful conduct of another, in other words; the amount by which the litigant’s p...

LPL4802-LAW OF DAMAGE PORTFOLIO OCT/NOV QUESTION 1 (ESSAY) QUANTUM OF DAMAGES AND SATISFACTION FOR NON-PATRIMONIAL LOSS (INJURY TO PERSONALITY) Study the case of Economic Freedom Fighters and others v Manuel 2021 (3) SA 425 (SCA) and answer the question below. In para [92], the court exclaimed [sic], ―An unliquidated claim for damages must be pursued by institution of an action.‖ However, contrary to this accepted practice, the attorneys for the respondent brought the claim of dama...

LPL4802 ASSESSMENT 2 SEMESTER 2 2022. Non-patrimonial loss with regard to physical integrity is yet to be recognised in South Africa. FALSE 2. Objective element relates to, for instance, the victim's sentimental loss and feelings of injustice. FALSE 3. Objective element of loss are operative in the determination of patrimonial loss only. FALSE 4. A legal person may not have personality interests as these types of interests relate to human beings only. FALSE 5. The actuary's opinion is ...