FULL NAMES:
STUDENT NUMBER:
MODULE CODE: CML1501
MODULE NAME: COMMUNICATION LAW
EXAM DATE: 02 JUNE 2023
MAY/JUNE EXAMINATION 2023
, SECTION A
(a) A broadcast typically consists of transmitting audio or video content over a wide
area, usually through radio or television waves, to reach a large audience
simultaneously.
(b) No, an unauthorized translation of a book does not enjoy copyright protection as
it infringes on the original author's exclusive rights to control the reproduction and
distribution of their work.
(c) Copyrights refer to legal protections granted to the creators of original works,
such as literary, artistic, musical, or dramatic works, giving them exclusive rights to
reproduce, distribute, and display their work.
(d) A trade coupon is a voucher or ticket that can be redeemed for a specific
discount or special offer when purchasing a product or service.
(e) The purpose of the Consumer Affairs Committee is to address consumer-related
issues and concerns, protect consumer rights, and ensure fair practices in the
marketplace.
(f) No, a delictual action does not specifically prohibit publication. Delictual actions
primarily focus on wrongful acts or negligence that cause harm or damage to another
person.
(g) In defamatory actions, the plaintiff typically needs to prove the statement's falsity
and demonstrate that the defendant acted with either negligence (in case of
defamation per se) or with malicious intent (in case of defamation per quod).
(h) Being a link in the chain leading to publication does not provide a valid defense in
a defamation case. Each person involved in the publication may be held responsible
for their contribution to the defamation.
(i) Civil cases do not necessarily have to take place in open courts, but open court
proceedings generally promote transparency and accountability in the legal system.
(j) Yes, a maintenance court does investigate cases where one person has a legal
obligation to support another but neglects to do so, such as a man failing to support
his wife and children. The court aims to ensure that individuals meet their legal
obligations to provide financial support.
STUDENT NUMBER:
MODULE CODE: CML1501
MODULE NAME: COMMUNICATION LAW
EXAM DATE: 02 JUNE 2023
MAY/JUNE EXAMINATION 2023
, SECTION A
(a) A broadcast typically consists of transmitting audio or video content over a wide
area, usually through radio or television waves, to reach a large audience
simultaneously.
(b) No, an unauthorized translation of a book does not enjoy copyright protection as
it infringes on the original author's exclusive rights to control the reproduction and
distribution of their work.
(c) Copyrights refer to legal protections granted to the creators of original works,
such as literary, artistic, musical, or dramatic works, giving them exclusive rights to
reproduce, distribute, and display their work.
(d) A trade coupon is a voucher or ticket that can be redeemed for a specific
discount or special offer when purchasing a product or service.
(e) The purpose of the Consumer Affairs Committee is to address consumer-related
issues and concerns, protect consumer rights, and ensure fair practices in the
marketplace.
(f) No, a delictual action does not specifically prohibit publication. Delictual actions
primarily focus on wrongful acts or negligence that cause harm or damage to another
person.
(g) In defamatory actions, the plaintiff typically needs to prove the statement's falsity
and demonstrate that the defendant acted with either negligence (in case of
defamation per se) or with malicious intent (in case of defamation per quod).
(h) Being a link in the chain leading to publication does not provide a valid defense in
a defamation case. Each person involved in the publication may be held responsible
for their contribution to the defamation.
(i) Civil cases do not necessarily have to take place in open courts, but open court
proceedings generally promote transparency and accountability in the legal system.
(j) Yes, a maintenance court does investigate cases where one person has a legal
obligation to support another but neglects to do so, such as a man failing to support
his wife and children. The court aims to ensure that individuals meet their legal
obligations to provide financial support.
