Study the following scenario and then answer the question that follows by choosing one of the available options:

Fatima and Nazelle are business partners. However, they get

into an argument with each other one morning while standing outside their

offices. They share the offices with various other businesses, some of which

are their clients and suppliers. Fatima starts shouting and loudly accuses

Nazelle of committing fraud. Although Fatima knows that this is untrue, she is

so angry that she cannot stop herself. As a result of the incident, various

clients of Fatima and Nazelle refuse to do business with them any longer,

resulting in a substantial loss of income to Fatima’s and Nazelle’s business.

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

Study the following scenario and then answer the question that follows by choosing one of the available options:

Tshepo

is organising a birthday party for his nine-year-old daughter, Lily. She wants

to have a pool party. Because the family does not have a pool at home, Tshepo

decides to host the party at the Hillcrest public pool in Hatfield, Tshwane. On

the day of the party, all the guests and their parents arrive, and the children

have a lovely time in the water. After returning from the dressing room, Tshepo

sees that one of the children, an eight-year-old boy named Karel, is struggling

to keep his head above water. Tshepo looks around for the lifeguard on duty but

sees that she is standing near the back wall of the property, talking on her

cell phone. Tshepo jumps into the pool to assist Karel. Another parent,

Phumlani, also jumps in when she sees what is going on. Phumlani accidentally kicks

Tshepo in his head, knocking him unconscious. Tshepo sinks to the bottom of the

pool, while Phumlani retrieves Karel, who is unharmed. In the commotion, no-one

notices that Tshepo has been injured. The lifeguard, Sally, finally notices the

situation and comes running to the pool. She sees Tshepo at the bottom of the

pool, dives in to save him, and pulls him out of the water. Sally starts

emergency life-saving procedures and successfully resuscitates Tshepo. By the

time he is breathing again, five minutes had passed without oxygen reaching his

brain. As a result, Tshepo suffers permanent brain damage. He loses the ability

to move his right arm and can no longer work as a physical therapist for the

local football team, AmaTuks. Tshepo loses his job, along with the ability to

earn an income. He is no longer able to support his family as the chief

breadwinner.

Which one of the following statements is not correct?

In which one of the following cases did the court

confirm that Roman-Dutch law forms the basis of both South African and Botswana common law?