Question 1 Q.1.4 Sources of Law include the following: Multiple-choice questions: Select one correct answer for each of the following. In your answer (1) Statute, common law, the Constitution 1996, customary law, and the law of booklet, write down only the number of the question and next to it, the number of the correct obligations. answer. (2) The Constitution 1996, Customary law, Statute, Precedent, and the Common law. Q.1.1 Albert owes Miranda R8 000 for services rendered. Select the most appropriate (3) Private law, public law, criminal law, civil law, administrative law. court to approach to force Albert to pay his outstanding debt. (4) Customary law, precedent, common law green and white papers. (1) Small Claims Court. (5) All of the above. (2) Magistrate's Court (3) Labour Court. Q.1.5 The role of the Registrar of the court is the following: (4) High Court. (1) To handle all the documents for the case and oversee the administration of (5) Supreme Court of Appeal. the case (2) To sit with the judge during a court case and listen to all the evidence. Q.1.2 The roles and responsibilities of prosecutors is to do the following: (3) Decide on whether there is good reason to have a trial and enough (1) To appoint and groom judges. information to prove the guilt of the accused (2) To decide which charges to lay against an accused. (4) Works within the South African Police Service to find out all the facts about (3) Fact finding and the arrest of witnesses. the case. (4) Fact finding, listening to evidence, and making a decision. (5) Appoints the judges. (5) Give advice to people and organisation on different aspects of the law. Q.1.3 Goldman is a farm located in Polokwane. It supplies fruits and vegetables to a local supermarket, 'Best Stores'. On the 23"d August 2020, Goldman supplied vegetables to Best Stores worth R20 000. A year later, they have not received payment and seek legal recourse. Select the most appropriate court for Goldman to approach in order to force Best Stores to pay its outstanding debt. (1) Small Claims Court. (2) District Magistrate's Court. (3) Regional Magistrate's Court. (4) High Court. (5) Supreme Court of Appeal