Public Law N6 — Memo

November 2018 — N6 — Public Law

N6 2018 Nated Business

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1.2.10Judges tate egal subjects nternational law Public Protector udicial Provinces overnment organs utonomous organ

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1.6.1Legislati

1.6.2An i nterdict

1.6.3preamble

1.6.4private

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1.7.1Small Claims Court

1.7.2Divorce Court

1.7.3Supreme Court of Appeal

1.7.4High Court

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2.1.1Administrative Law Criminal Law Family law Law of personality Mercantile law ndigenous law Objects that rule our daily lives Law in the objective sense is all the legal rules that are applied in South

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2.4.1It is not a legal rule, but an important principle in our judicial system. The state may not execute its powers arbitrarily. Individual liberty should be upheld. Everybody in the state is equal before the law.

2.5Advantages: Legal uniformity: The fact that all courts are bound by the judgement of the highest court ensures that the law is appl ied uniformly in the country. Legal certainty: The doctrine of precedent ensures that a court will be

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3.1.1The claim can arise from any contract lawfully entered into on behalf of the State that was broken. The claim can also arise from ny unlawful act or wrongdoing by an official of the State when acting in his/her official capacity.

3.1.2State Attorney (1\

3.1.3High Court/Civil Court (1\

3.1.4Civil case deal with damages and the amount to be paid. orms part of private law. Parties: Plaintiff and efendant Criminal case deal with an offence committed and possible

3.3Legislation This is the most important source and appears in statutes acts, ordinances, regulations and proclamations. Laws on marriage, insolvency, criminal procedure, company law, civil liability. Courts

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4.2Mandate Simplest form of delegation Higher organ decid es and instruct lower organ to do something Higher organ stays responsible as instruction was carried out in its name g. Minister instructs the D

4.3The administrator who took it: was not authorised to do so by the empowering provision. acted under a delegation of power which was not authorised by law. was bias ed or reasonably suspected of bias. he action was

4.5Mechanical administrative proceeding ay be delegated witho ut authorisation , e.g. renewal of vehicle licence can be done by any official. Limited discretion may not be delegated.

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TitleMemo

SubjectPublic Law

LevelN6

Document typeNated Business

Year2018

MonthNovember

Pages9

Downloads5

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago8y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayThursday

Exam periodNovember 2018

Days since exam2,899

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