Question 1 The Mauritian legal system is characterised as a mixed or hybrid legal system due to its rich colonial history. Critically examine the above statement by providing examples to support your answer. SECTION B (60 MARKS) Answer ANY TWO (2) questions. Question 2 [40 marks] Statutory interpretation may be required where complexity and uncertainty arises. Critically analyse the THREE (3) different rules of statutory interpretation. Support your answer by using relevant statute and case law. Question 3 Describe the jurisdiction of each of the following courts: (a) The Intermediate Court (b) The District Courts (c) The Supreme Court (d) The Bail and Remand Court (e) The Juvenile Court (f) The Court of Rodrigues (g) The Supreme Court (h) The Privy Council [30 marks] [30 marks] Page 1 of 2

The Mauritian Legal System and Its Legal Process - LAWS1108(1) Question 4 Sources of law is a legal term that refers to the authorities by which law is made. Critically assess the effectiveness of the different sources of law in the Mauritian legal system. Question 5 Normative systems prescribe conduct in society. [30 marks] Critically compare and contrast law and morality as normative systems. Provide examples to support your answer. END OF QUESTION PAPER Page 2 of 2 [30 marks]