Law of Succession and Delict

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Which case addresses the consideration of other factors along with age and bad health?

Ex parte Russell

What case is cited in relation to the sequence of death?

Ex parte Graham

Which elements are considered in Ex parte Russell besides other factors?

Age and Bad Health

Which case discusses the legal implications of mental illness?

Lange v Lange

What principal issue is associated with Ex parte Graham?

Sequence of Death

In which case can criminal liability be escaped due to intoxication?

S v Chretein

Which of the following is not a factor considered in Ex parte Russell?

Wealth

Which case involved the issue of domicile requiring residence to be indefinite?

Johnson v Johnson

Which case pertains to the physically disabled and the issue of consent?

Exparte Wilson

In the context of presumption of death, which case asserted that there is no fixed period?

Le Boeglehole, ex parte Pieters

Which case is associated with the Law of Succession in the context of Nasciturus Fiction?

Ex Parte Boedal Steenkamp

In matters of unassisted contracts, which case is notable for its contribution?

Edelstein v Edelstein

Which of the following cases deals with proving emancipation?

Dickens v Daley

The Ormed Criteria are relevant in the context of which legal concept?

Transsexualism

In the context of Nasciturus Fiction, which case pertains to the law of delict?

Pinchin v Santam

Study Notes

Nasciturus Fiction

  • Applies to the Law of Succession and Law of Delict
  • Recognizes a fetus as a person for legal purposes, with certain rights and duties
  • Established in Ex Parte Boedal Steenkamp and Pinchin v Santam

Unassisted Contract

  • A contract that is not supported by consideration
  • Examples: Baqwa v Babekg, Edelstein v Edelstein, and Limping Centre

Emancipation

  • Factors to be considered when determining emancipation: S v Minister of Police and Dickens v Daley
  • Emancipation must be proved, and the burden of proof lies on the party alleging it

Transsexualism

Mental Illness

  • Ormed Criteria: psychological aspects of transsexualism
  • W v W and SinB v Simm: cases related to transsexualism and mental illness
  • Lange v Lange: a case that highlights the complexity of transsexualism

Intoxication

  • Van Metzinger v Badenhorst: a case that dealt with the duration of intoxication
  • S v Chretein: a case that established that intoxication can be used as a defense to escape criminal liability
  • Intoxication can be a defense, but it must be proven that the person was so intoxicated that they did not have the capacity to form the necessary intent

Physically Disabled

  • Ex Parte Wilson: a case that dealt with the issue of consent in relation to physically disabled persons

Domicile

  • Johnson v Johnson and 3 Eilon v Eilon: cases that established the requirement for a person's residence to be indefinite
  • Domicile is a person's permanent residence, which they must not contemplate ending

Presumption of Death

  • Le Boeglehole, ex parte Pieters: a case that established the principle of no fixed period for the presumption of death
  • Ex Parte Russell: a case that considered other factors, including age and bad health, when determining the presumption of death
  • The presumption of death can be rebutted by evidence to the contrary

Sequence of Death

  • Ex Parte Graham: a case that dealt with the issue of determining the sequence of death in cases where multiple people die simultaneously

This quiz covers key concepts in the Law of Succession and Delict, including Nasciturus Fiction, Unassisted Contracts, and Emancipation. It explores legal principles and case studies in South African law.

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