Fsal - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

It contains the entirety of term 2's work and is presented very concisely.

Concise notes covering all relevant information for the final FSAL exam. All cases for Term 3 & 4 are included.

This document is a case note, i.e., a critique of a case called AZAPO v President of South Africa. The structure of this case note is as follows: The context or background information about the case is set out first. Thereafter the document considers the significance of the case (which is the reason for writing a case note on the case in the first place). Then the document sets out the thesis statement, i.e., here it sets out exactly what the position is that is being argued for. Before the docu...

Is it difficult to swallow the hundreds of pages of thick, monotonous paragraphs? I feel you. These notes are concise, accurate and will save you so much time! Covers summary of readings of Chanock; Dugard; Corder and Davis & Le Roux. As well as themes and concepts explored this semester: Generational rights, Rule of Law, Rule by Law, Legal Culture, Inner morality of law, Models of adjudication. These notes include links for further information, key points, are colourised, easy ...

This document summarizes the Interpretations of statutes in FSAL with highlighted parts and includes some important case law by Waheeda Amien.

This document consists of the general summarized introduction to the Interpretations of statutes in FSAL with highlighted parts.

-are the powerpoints too long and you can't manage to go through all of them? -is it difficult to summarise and chose what's important in the FSAL powerpoints? look no further -42 PAGES SUMMARISING 143 SLIDES, SAVE TIME -14 lectures summarised - colourised, no points repeated -highlighted important parts -easy to follow

This document summarizes the Interpretations of statutes in FSAL with highlighted parts and includes some important case law.