LPL4802_ Law Of Damages_ PORTFOLIO ASSIGNMENT 3 2021.

LPL4802_ Law Of Damages_ PORTFOLIO ASSIGNMENT 3 2021. Breach of promise to marry someone 1 is no longer recognised as a cause of action in South African law. 2 causing prospective losses does not form a contractual cause of action according to the decision in Cloete v Maritz 2013 5 SA 448 (WCC). 3 is not a form of breach of contract according to the decision in Van Jaarsveld v Bridges 2010 4 SA 558 (SCA). 4 2 + 3. 5 All three above. Answer = 2 (1) Question 5 Where the res vendita suffers from a latent defect that has been intentionally concealed by the seller 1 the purchaser may claim return of a part of the purchase price with the actio quanti minoris. 2 the purchaser may claim cancellation of the contract with the actio redhibitoria where the defect is material. 3 the purchaser may claim damages for all consequential losses or positive interesse with the actio redhibitoria. 4 1 + 2. 5 All three above. (1) Answer = 4 This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :53:14 GMT -05:00 This study resource was shared via CourseH Downloaded by: Studypool | Distribution of this document is illegal S - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material Question 6 The Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 provides the following in cases of overselling or over-booking which resulted in failure to supply goods or services to the consumer by the supplier: 1 The supplier must refund the consumer any cost directly incidental to the supplier’s breach, irrespective whether the breach was due to the supplier’s fault or not. 2 The supplier must refund the consumer the amount paid by the consumer, but no interest may be added to this amount. 3 The supplier must refund the consumer the amount paid by the consumer together with interest.