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Question 6 [20] Mini Research Assignment It is important for a law student to be able to do research and to independently debate topics and draw well- considered conclusions based on legal principles and supportive documents or case law. This research assignment will challenge you to move outside your comfort zone of only consulting your Study Guide and textbook, but it will give you the opportunity to grow academically and to capacitate you to be ready for the work environment. NOTE: For this question you need to make use of sources on EBSCO Host. Should you not have access or have trouble with accessing EBSCO Host, you must contact SBS and ask for the IT department for assistance. The lecturer cannot assist with this administrative aspect. You must provide the web link to the article and other sources you are referring to from EBSCO Host. (Remember the SBS referencing method.) You will obtain a mark of 0% for an answer which you simply copied and pasted as your own work. (Be mindful of the serious matter of plagiarism.) Also refrain from/do not simply add an article as your answer. You may make use of other internet sources (but under no circumstance from Wikipedia and you must also provide the web link), but at least one MUST be from EBSCO Host. Your answer may not exceed 2 typed pages. Any pages more than 2 pages will not be marked and you may therefore lose marks. Remember that a good answer should (1) identify the subject matter/issue/topic, (2) define the principle/Rule/Law, (3) set out elements/requirements of the principles and/or_defences, (4) refer to applicable case law or authoritative writers, (5) applicability of the facts in question to the case and (6) a well-considered conclusion. .The general principle of an introduction, body and conclusion is also applicable. INSTRUCTION: Identify a topic in the field of the Law of Delict that you would like to research and critically discuss/debate the topic. (Use the Outcomes in your Study Guide as a guideline for possible topics)