Explain the nature of the contract of sale Explain the price List the formalities of a written contract List and explain the types of sales Explain the passing of ownership Explain the passing of risk and profit in the res vendita vendetta List and explain the duties of the seller

Explain the passing of ownership of res vendita Define: Latent Defect What is meant by the term Res Vendita? Outline the duties of the seller Outline the five factors required for the formation of a contract Briefly explain the types of sales

Explain the nature of contract of lease. Understand the requirements/essential elements of the contract of lease. Explain the rights and obligations of the lessor. Explain the rights and obligations of the lessee. Understand how the contract of lease can be terminated.

Explain the nature of contract of lease. Outline the essential elements of the contract of lease. Explain the rights and obligations of the lessee. Explain how the contract of lease can be terminated

Understand the aim of the national credit act (NCA). Explain the application of the Act. Explain the nature of contract. Discuss the rights of consumer's/credit providers according to NCA. Explain the content of the agreement. Explain regulations of terms of credit agreements. Discuss the rights and duties of the guarantor/provider.

Outline purpose and objectives of the NCA. Discuss the limitations of a credit provider/grantor where a creditor defaults. Discuss the duties of a credit grantor. State the in duplum rule at common law. What is the development and importance of this rule under legislation? What are the rights of a consumer under the NCA?

Explain the legal nature of a partnership Understand the basic requirements of a partnership Understand the termination or dissolution of a partnership

Explain the legal nature of a partnership Outline the basic requirements of a partnership Discuss the termination or dissolution of a partnership

Define the term 'agent' Explain how an agency is created Explain the duties of the agent Understand tfhethe duties of the principal Discuss the scope of the agent's authority Outline ways by which agency may be terminated Explain the indemnity insurance Understand risk Explain non - disclosure

48 1. What is an agency? 2. Discuss the different types of agency. 3. explain how an agency is created 4. Discuss the duties of the agency and duties of the principal 5. Explain agency by estoppel and apparent authority. 6. Explain ratification in detail. 7. Indicate whether the following are examples of indemnity or no indemnity insurance: 7.1 Simphiwe buys a car for R50 000. Simphiwe insures the car for R50 000. 7.2 Julia's husband, Bill dies in a car accident. Julia she discovers that she is to receive R100 000 in terms of an insurance policy which Bill had taken out on his own life. This is example of insurance.

1.The consumer protection provisions of the ECT Act place four main duties on a supplier of goods and services for sale, hire or exchange by way of an electronic transaction. List these duties. 2. How does the South African Reserve Bank Position Paper on Virtual Currencies define a virtual currency (VC). 3. Explain how the randomly generated once-off passwords (OTP/RVN) are intercepted by means of a ''SIM swap'' being performed on the customers mobile cellular phone account.

Understand the voluntary surrender Explain compulsory sequestration

Understand the works protected by copyrights Explain infringement of copyrights

1. Discuss the works that are protected by copyrights? 2. Discuss the infringements of copyrights? 3. Distinguish infringement of copyrights and remedies for infringements 4. Enumerate any ten works protected by copyrights Discuss reasons for and against copyrights

Explain the nature of the contract. Understand effect of the contract.

1. Discuss the various grounds of dismissal

Understand Defences Explain the problems Understand media power and defamation

1. Define the term defamation 2. Describe two kind of defamation 3. List the different types of defamation 4. Discuss the problems associated with defamation

The Consumer Protection Act Who is a 'Consumer'? What are Consumer Rights? Consumer Rights No. 1: to 9 according to the Consumer Protection Act No. 68 of 2008 was signed on 24 April 2009 understand them and enforce them

114 COMMERCIAL LAW 622 In 2005 the South African government introduced new consumer legislation, known as the National Credit Act 34 of 2005.This act significantly changed the business environment and brought South African credit legislation in line with the international community. After the legislation came into effect, Fatima purchased goods from Lindo in terms of the National Credit act 34 of 2005.The agreement is concluded at Lindo's home in Durban. Apply the National credit act to the following situations: - 1. Lindo decided not to conclude the agreement in writing. (10) 2.Lindo decides to check Fatima's credit portfolio on a credit Bureaux. Discuss how the National Credit Act deals with information held by the credit bureaux. (10) 3. Fatima's credit application form clearly indicates that she is unable to pay for the goods taken on credit. Lindo decides to ignore her financial situation and supplied the goods. Discuss how the National Credit Act treats reckless trading. (20) 4.When would it be deemed, according to the National Credit Act, that Fatima is Over-indebted? (15) 5.Explain to Fatima what is meant by debt review. (10) 6.Distinguish between an unlawful credit agreement, and a credit agreement that has certain unlawful provisions. (15) 7.How does the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 deal with the enforcement of a credit agreement? (10)