Pvl1003w Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

Are the shorthand notes a bit too concise and you don't have enough time to read ALL 9 cases? I feel you. This document has 9 case summaries of Incorporated Law Society v Wookey, R v Detody, R v Padsha, Minister of Posts and Telegraphs v Rasool, R v Abdurahman, Loza v Police Station Commander, Durbanville, Rossouw,NO v Sachs, Schermbrucker v Klindt NO and Minister of Law and Order v Hurley. These notes show the facts, legal issues, arguements, decision, judgement and IMPORTANCE. Coloris...

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

This document contains case summaries of the cases required in Term 3 of the Foundations of Law course at UCT. It also includes how each case upheld or diminished the Rule of Law and whether there was a display of judicial activism or passivity in any of the judgements. The issues that come up in the cases are women's rights, discrimination in public amenities and detainment. Cases included: Wookey v Incorporated Law Society 1912 AD R v Detody 1926 AD 221 R v Padsha 1923 AD 281 Minist...

This document contains the questions and answers for my FSAL (Foundations of South African Law) final exam for the year 2020. After having written this exam my transcript received a whopping 75% grade for FSAL.

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...

-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

is it difficult to summarise and chose what's important in the FSAL powerpoints? look no further -92 PAGES SUMMARISING 256 SLIDES, SAVE TIME (excluding the remaining pages that are blank, and the Stuvia cover page). -summary and key points of all lectures in Term 1, first year -15 lectures summarised - colourised, no points repeated -highlighted important parts

A comprehensive summary of all Term 1 Foundations of South African law lectures, by UCT professor Barnard Naude. Summarizes everything in the lecture slides as well as what the Professor emphasises and additional information. Notes are colour-coded and formatted in an simple manner to aid in understanding and memorizing.

This essay is about the rule of law, and addresses the following aspects: 1. the rule of law during the era of parliamentary sovereignty under colonialism and apartheid in South Africa (1909, 1961 and 1983) (300 words); 2. the relationship between the rule of law and democratic constitutionalism (300 words); 3. the question whether the rule of law in terms of the post-apartheid constitutions is no more than ‘a legacy of colonialism’ (300 words). 4. whether the rule of law as adumbrated i...