Human necessaries - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Duties of Spouses 1) Duty to support: each other during the marriage so that neither spouse becomes a ward of the state 2) Doctrine of Necessaries: each spouse is responsible for paying the debts of the other spouse that furnished necessaries Sources of spouses' rights and duties (1) the status of the spouses as married persons and the many rights and obligations as dictated by statutes and state law (2) the spouses voluntary contractual agreements with each other as independent ...

Final Exam (BCOR 2301) 2023 Questions and Answers Consideration The value given in return for a promise or performance in a contractual agreement. 1. Something of LEGALLY SUFFICIENT VALUE must be given in exchange for the promise. 2. There must be a BARGAINED-FOR-EXCHANGE. Legal Sufficient Value Something of value in the eyes of the law; may be: - Promise [to do something] e.g. pay supplier upon receiving goods - Performance [of an action otherwise not obligated to] e.g. prov...

FAMILY LAW: PVL203 ENGAGEMENT: The engagement – contract between a man & woman to marry each other on a specific/determinable date. A valid engagement is not a prerequisite for a valid civil marriage. Can be conditional e.g. dependent on parents consent given - gets an increase in salary Impossible condition – engagement valid – condition held as pro non scripto Unlawful condition – engagement valid – condition held as pro non scripto e.g forced sex Condition contrary to marria...

The poems "I Hear America Singing" and "I, Too" speak of the American identity, but they differ in many ways. Which analysis correctly presents the contrast between the two poems? - correct answer In Whitman's poem, the workers use their voices to proclaim an American identity in which each person plays an equal part. In contrast, in Hughes's poem, the speaker's voice is stifled when he is sent to the kitchen, demonstrating that not everyone has an equal opportunity to be part of the Amer...

Consideration The value given in return for a promise or performance in a contractual agreement. 1. Something of LEGALLY SUFFICIENT VALUE must be given in exchange for the promise. 2. There must be a BARGAINED-FOR-EXCHANGE. Legal Sufficient Value Something of value in the eyes of the law; may be: - Promise [to do something] e.g. pay supplier upon receiving goods - Performance [of an action otherwise not obligated to] e.g. providing acct. services - Forbearance [refraini...

Final Exam (BCOR 2301) 2023 Questions and Answers Consideration The value given in return for a promise or performance in a contractual agreement. 1. Something of LEGALLY SUFFICIENT VALUE must be given in exchange for the promise. 2. There must be a BARGAINED-FOR-EXCHANGE. Legal Sufficient Value Something of value in the eyes of the law; may be: - Promise [to do something] e.g. pay supplier upon receiving goods - Performance [of an action otherwise not obligated to] e.g. prov...

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LCP4804_ Advanced Indigenous Law ASSIGNMENT_2 2021. According to Keevy I, in Ubuntu verses the core values of the South African Constitution, “the concept of human rights as natural, inherent, inalienable rights held by virtue of the facts that one is born a human being remains a creation of Western civilisation and is foreign to indigenous law. In indigenous society rights are assigned on the basis of communal membership, family, status or achievement. Ubuntu philosophy comes in here”....