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Law Quiz on Final Interdict Requirements

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Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a final interdict?

An injury actually committed or reasonably apprehended
Clear right on part of the applicant
Availability of a satisfactory remedy (correct)
No other satisfactory remedy available to applicant

A final interdict can be granted if another satisfactory remedy is available to the applicant.

False (B)

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.

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Match the following final interdict requirements with their descriptions:

<p>Clear right = The applicant must have a documented claim Injury = An actual or reasonably feared harm Satisfactory remedy = Alternatives that could resolve the issue without an interdict</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Clear Right

The applicant must have a valid and established right that is being violated or threatened.

Injury Committed/Apprehended

The applicant must demonstrate that they have already suffered an injury or there exists a reasonable likelihood of future harm.

No Satisfactory Remedy

There must be no other effective way to resolve the conflict or prevent the injury.

Interdict

A formal court order to stop a specific action or prevent a particular outcome.

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Final Interdict

The final court order granting the interdict is issued when the applicant has met all the necessary requirements.

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Study Notes

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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