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Law of Persons PVL 1501 Assignment 1 Caryn Nicole Pearce Student Number: Date: 11 May 2021 This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on 01-23-2022 15:42:11 GMT -06:00 Question 1 1 (a) Yes, Synthia must register the birth of her child. Synthia’s child was completely separated from her and lived for three hours after birth thus acquiring or meeting the requirements to have had obtained legal personality. In terms of the Births and Deaths Registration Act 51 of 1992, the Dire...

The South African law of persons 5th edition

LAW OF PERSONS THE ULTIMATE LAW OF PERSON’S EXAM PACK: 1 Simplified notes 2 Summarised court cases 3 Past exam papers with solutions Compiled by Stacy. Introduction Law of persons Law of persons determines: 1. which beings are legal subjects 2. how a legal subject originates and comes to an end 3. what legal status involves 4. what effect various factors have on a person's legal status Confined to treatment of the natural person only: not juristic persons. Deals virtually excl...

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QUESTION 1 (a) Yes, Synthia must register the birth, the Director-General of Home Affairs must be notified of the birth of every child who was born alive, in terms of the Births and Deaths Registration Act 51 of 1992. (b)Yes, Thomas passed away without leaving a will, therefore his estate devolves in terms of the law of intestate succession. Under the rules of intestate succession, a person can only inherit if he or she was already alive at the time of the estate falling open. It is then ...

Law of Persons (PVL1501): Assignment 1 Unique Number: Due date: 26 August 2020 Question 1 a) They wish to register their son as “Jonathan Baloyi-Khumalo”. May they do so? Explain with reference to authority. Section 10(1)(a-b) of The Births and Deaths Registration Act provides that in the case of a child who is born of parents who are not married to each other and are also not each other‟s civil union partners at the time of the child‟s conception or birth or at any intervening time, th...

Law of Persons (PVL1501): Assignment 1 Unique Number: Due date: 26 August 2020 Question 1 a) They wish to register their son as “Jonathan Baloyi-Khumalo”. May they do so? Explain with reference to authority. Section 10(1)(a-b) of The Births and Deaths Registration Act provides that in the case of a child who is born of parents who are not married to each other and are also not each other‟s civil union partners at the time of the child‟s conception or birth or at any intervening time, th...

Law of Persons (PVL1501): Assignment 1 Unique Number: Due date: 26 August 2020 Question 1 a) They wish to register their son as “Jonathan Baloyi-Khumalo”. May they do so? Explain with reference to authority. Section 10(1)(a-b) of The Births and Deaths Registration Act provides that in the case of a child who is born of parents who are not married to each other and are also not each other‟s civil union partners at the time of the child‟s conception or birth or at any intervening time, th...

Law of Persons (PVL1501): Assignment 1 Unique Number: Due date: 26 August 2020 Question 1 a) They wish to register their son as “Jonathan Baloyi-Khumalo”. May they do so? Explain with reference to authority. Section 10(1)(a-b) of The Births and Deaths Registration Act provides that in the case of a child who is born of parents who are not married to each other and are also not each other‟s civil union partners at the time of the child‟s conception or birth or at any intervening time, th...

Law of Persons (PVL1501): Assignment 1 Unique Number: Due date: 26 August 2020 Question 1 a) They wish to register their son as “Jonathan Baloyi-Khumalo”. May they do so? Explain with reference to authority. Section 10(1)(a-b) of The Births and Deaths Registration Act provides that in the case of a child who is born of parents who are not married to each other and are also not each other‟s civil union partners at the time of the child‟s conception or birth or at any intervening time, th...