Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:

Mr Pillay and Mr Reddy are involved in a heated argument. Mr Pillay hits Mr Reddy repeatedly with a bottle of wine over the head. Mr Reddy sustains several injuries and opens a case of assault against Mr Pilllay.

Which subdivisions of the law of procedure will be applicable to the case of assault against Mr Pillay?

Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows: 

Mr Venter and Mr Khumalo have been neighbours for some time. However, Mr Venter recently installed a gutter system that causes water to flow right into Mr Khumalo’s property, damaging his plants. This is a nuisance to Mr Khumalo and makes life very unpleasant for him, as he is an avid gardener. 

In private law Mr Khumalo has a right to property. What is the object of Mr Khumalo’s right to property called?

Which one of the following documents does NOT form part of the action proceedings?

Which one of the following real-life events relates to public law?

Consider the following statements regarding constitutionalism and democracy and choose the correct option:

Where in an act will you find the purpose of the act?

Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows:

Samantha recently completed her law degree and asks her friend, Mary, to lend her R1000 so that she can buy a beautiful dress to wear at her graduation. Mary agrees, on condition that Samantha gives her a sound system as security for the debt. As soon as Samantha repays Mary the R1000, Mary will return the sound system to Samantha.

What is the above arrangement between Samantha and Mary called?

Which one of the following statements regarding the onus of proof in a court case is correct?

Read the following statement and answer the question that follows:

Reconciliation, rather than retribution (punishment), is the focus in addressing the injustices of the past dispensation.

Which concept below describes the statement above?

Complete the following sentence about attorneys by choosing the correct option:

In terms of the Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014 attorneys will now: