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Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a final interdict?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a final interdict?
A final interdict can be granted if another satisfactory remedy is available to the applicant.
A final interdict can be granted if another satisfactory remedy is available to the applicant.
False
What is required to prove that an injury has been committed or is reasonably apprehended in the context of a final interdict?
What is required to prove that an injury has been committed or is reasonably apprehended in the context of a final interdict?
An injury must be shown to have actually occurred or to be reasonably anticipated.
To obtain a final interdict, the applicant must demonstrate a __________ right.
To obtain a final interdict, the applicant must demonstrate a __________ right.
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Match the following final interdict requirements with their descriptions:
Match the following final interdict requirements with their descriptions:
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Final Interdict Requirements
- A clear right must exist for the applicant.
- An injury must be, or be reasonably anticipated to be, committed.
- No other satisfactory remedy should be available to the applicant.
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Test your understanding of the key requirements for a final interdict in legal proceedings. This quiz covers the essential elements like clear right, anticipated injury, and the absence of satisfactory remedies. Perfect for law students and professionals!
