South African Insolvency Law: Voluntary Surrender & Sequestration Thabo Xulu is a self-employed carpenter who has fallen on hard times. Over the past two years, he has accumulated debts totalling R350,000 from various creditors. Thabo has no steady income, and his only assets are his carpentry tools (valued at R25 000) and some basic household furniture (valued at RlO 000). Desperate for a financial “fresh […]
Fundamentals of Real Estate – Fair Trading & Contract Remedies Task 1: Fair Trading Act 1986 (FTA) Read the following scenarios and answer the questions that apply to each scenario. You will need to consider which of the following sections have been breached in each scenario (section 9, 12A, or 14). Your answer should identify one section only per scenario. (Word count guideline: 100 words per scenario) […]
Human Rights Interpretation – Female Succession to Traditional Leadership in South Africa Manyeleti is a remote rural subregion located in the South-East of Mpumalanga Province in South Africa. It comprises of 27 villages of the Vatsonga tribe. Hosi (Chief) Basani Masana ruled Manyeleti from 1965, when his father died, until his death in 1997. Hosi Basani’s only child, Princess Senzeni Masana, was just two years […]
English & Malaysian Contract Law Case Study “The High Court in the case of Perlis Plantations Bhd v Mohammad Abdullah Ang [[1988] 1 CLJ 670] had clearly stated that our Contracts Act 1950 does not provide for any form of coercion other than as defined by section 15. Under section 15, commercial pressure and the presence of the above factors are insufficient to constitute coercion. The alleged act by […]
NZ International Commercial Dispute Memorandum Your firm acts for NZ Ltd. Please draft a memorandum for your partner, in line with the partner’s instructions to you set out in (a)-(d) below. NZ Ltd is a New Zealand company that is involved in two commercial disputes: one with Ruritania Inc, a Ruritanian company, and one with Pipland Inc, a Pipland company. The dispute with Ruritania Inc […]
OUM3203 Professional Ethics – Analysis of Malaysian Whistleblower Protection Act The law is a set of rules established by a society to govern behaviour within the society. These rules reflect the collective choices of members of the society regarding any decisions and actions that affect its welfare. The Malaysian Whistleblower Protection Act 2010 came into force on December 15, 2010. Explain the purpose and scope […]
Māori Land Trusts, Reservations & Incorporations in NZ Describe the Characteristics of Māori Land Trusts, Reservations, and Incorporations Outcomes And Performance Criteria Outcome 1 Describe the characteristics of Māori Trusts established by Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 through the Māori Land Court. Range Māori Trusts – Ahu Whenua, Whenua Tōpū, Kaitiaki, Whānau, Pūtea. evidence of two is required. Performance criteria 1.1 Describe the purpose of […]
Law3001 Criminal Law Assignment 1 – Actus Reus “Any act of a victim or intervening act of a third party that is equally capable of causing the resulting harm will break the chain of causation”. Assess the validity of the given statement with reference to the general principles of Novus Actus Interveniens and relevant case law. Experts Answer on Above Question on Malaysian Criminal Law […]
LAW084 Assignment Brief – Introduction to Malaysia Legal System The number of words should be between 2500 – 2700 words (excluding footnotes and bibliography). Please refer to the Presentation styles below on details of your written assignment. Question Malaysia adheres broadly to the doctrine of judicial precedent (stare decisis) within a hierarchical court structure, where decisions of superior courts may bind inferior courts, promoting consistency […]
