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What is a servitude?
What is a servitude?
- A public right to access private property
- A limited real right granted by a landowner to a neighbor (correct)
- A type of property ownership
- A temporary alteration of ownership
What is the difference between Lindiwe's case and Jan's case?
What is the difference between Lindiwe's case and Jan's case?
- Lindiwe's case involves a permanent alteration of ownership, while Jan's case involves a temporary alteration.
- Lindiwe's case involves a temporary alteration of ownership, while Jan's case involves a permanent alteration. (correct)
- Lindiwe's case involves a partial transfer of ownership, while Jan's case involves a complete transfer.
- Lindiwe's case involves a complete transfer of ownership, while Jan's case involves a partial transfer.
What is Kaya's responsibility in opening her shopping mall to the public?
What is Kaya's responsibility in opening her shopping mall to the public?
- To give the public full ownership of the property
- To charge the public for access to the property
- To respect the public's non-property rights for access to the property (correct)
- To limit the public's access to the property
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Study Notes
- A landowner can grant a right of way to a neighbor, creating a servitude.
- The neighbor acquires a limited real right in the landowner's property.
- Ownership is not taken away, but the content of ownership is altered.
- Lindiwe's case involves temporary alteration of ownership, while Jan's case involves permanent alteration.
- Kaya opens her shopping mall to the public for economic benefit.
- She accepts responsibility to respect the public's non-property rights for access to the property.
- Access refers to the public's right to be on land for exercise of constitutionally protected rights.
- The text is about the principles of the law of property in South Africa.
- The book is in its second edition and published by Oxford University Press Southern Africa.
- The authors include Pieter Badenhorst, Warren Freedman, Hanri Mostert, Juanita Pienaar, Jeannie van Wyk, Anne Pope, and Elmien du Plessis.
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