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1. One of the indications that fundamental rights have priority over customary law is
that the...
(1) rights in the Bill of Rights may be limited by any law
(2) courts must promote the values that underlie an undemocratic society
(3) Bill of Rights is only applicable to customary law
(4) Constitution is the supreme law
2. Specialized and unspecialized systems are different because in the unspecialized
systems ....
(1) emphasis falls strongly on the group
(2) a transgression of the law and legal rules will have certain, specific consequences for
the transgressors
(3) relations are governed by law
(4) decisions are only taken by the family head
3. Which of the following statements is NOT applicable where either of the prospective
spouses to a customary marriage is a minor?
(1) Both his or her parents or if he or she has no parents, his or her legal guardian must consent to
the marriage
(2) The commissioner of child welfare may grant consent to the marriage if the consent of the parent
or guardian cannot be obtained
(3) The commissioner of child welfare may give consent even if either of the parents or guardian
refuses to grant consent
(4) The Minister of Home Affairs may grant written permission to conclude the marriage
1. One of the indications that fundamental rights have priority over customary law is
that the...
(1) rights in the Bill of Rights may be limited by any law
(2) courts must promote the values that underlie an undemocratic society
(3) Bill of Rights is only applicable to customary law
(4) Constitution is the supreme law
2. Specialized and unspecialized systems are different because in the unspecialized
systems ....
(1) emphasis falls strongly on the group
(2) a transgression of the law and legal rules will have certain, specific consequences for
the transgressors
(3) relations are governed by law
(4) decisions are only taken by the family head
3. Which of the following statements is NOT applicable where either of the prospective
spouses to a customary marriage is a minor?
(1) Both his or her parents or if he or she has no parents, his or her legal guardian must consent to
the marriage
(2) The commissioner of child welfare may grant consent to the marriage if the consent of the parent
or guardian cannot be obtained
(3) The commissioner of child welfare may give consent even if either of the parents or guardian
refuses to grant consent
(4) The Minister of Home Affairs may grant written permission to conclude the marriage
