1.1 South-African law is derived from several sources. Discuss the following aspects/statements regarding South African law. Where a statement is made, indicate whether you agree with the specific statement.

1.1.1 The Bill of Rights deals with first-generation rights, most of which are negative rights that take power away from the state by imposing a duty not to act in a certain way. These rights are absolute in the sense that it always applies.

1.1.2 Foreign law is regarded as an authoritive source for South African law.

1.2 At your local shopping centre Aunt Molly reverses into your parked car. Both the taillights as well as the boot of your car are damaged. Neither Aunt Molly nor you have insurance. Your estimation is that the damage to your car will amount to around R5000.00. Aunt Molly denies that she is the guilty party and indicates that she will not pay for the damage to your car. You would like to settle the matter as quick and cheap as possible without legal representation. Indicate which court you will approach for assistance and in your answer also discuss the jurisdiction of the court you will approach.