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Constitutional Law in Context
Danie Brand, Christopher Gevers - ISBN: 9780195991376
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On this page you find summaries, notes, study guides and many more for the textbook Constitutional Law in Context, written by Danie Brand & Christopher Gevers. The summaries are written by students themselves, which gives you the best possible insight into what is important to study about this book. Subjects like Constitutional Law, Law, LLB, Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch University, Constitutional law, csl2601 constitutional law & First year will be dealt with.
Popular notes Constitutional Law in Context Notes
These notes include summaries from the textbook, lecture notes, as well as all the prescribed cases.
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These notes include summaries from the textbook, lecture notes, as well as all the prescribed cases.
Hi everyone, these notes contain the work for Dr Bradley Slade's part of the work from after test 3 to the end of the year. They include everything covered in lectures and all applicable case discussions.
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Hi everyone, these notes contain the work for Dr Bradley Slade's part of the work from after test 3 to the end of the year. They include everything covered in lectures and all applicable case discussions.
These notes are a compilation of the notes I've taken from attending the lectures, the textbook and case summaries. These notes are all you need to focus on to do well in Potgieter's section of the exam.
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These notes are a compilation of the notes I've taken from attending the lectures, the textbook and case summaries. These notes are all you need to focus on to do well in Potgieter's section of the exam.
Comprehensive compilation of the prescribed content, case law, slides and class notes for the entire 'Separation of Powers and Structures of Government' section. These notes contain a summary of all work, integrated into the study guide.
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Comprehensive compilation of the prescribed content, case law, slides and class notes for the entire 'Separation of Powers and Structures of Government' section. These notes contain a summary of all work, integrated into the study guide.
Hi everyone, these notes contain all the work for Prof H Botha's part of the work. They contain all lecture notes, the applicable sections of the textbook and all case discussions. All you need for the exam!
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Hi everyone, these notes contain all the work for Prof H Botha's part of the work. They contain all lecture notes, the applicable sections of the textbook and all case discussions. All you need for the exam!
Complete summarised notes
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a very in depth summary containing all info needed for test 3 in October. Includes full summaries from both prescribed textbooks (Bill of Rights Handbook & South African Constitutional Law in Context) as well as notes made in class from the slides & info conveyed from the lecturer. Short case discussions from class also appear & are highlighted. Everything you need to ace the test & get your predicate!
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a very in depth summary containing all info needed for test 3 in October. Includes full summaries from both prescribed textbooks (Bill of Rights Handbook & South African Constitutional Law in Context) as well as notes made in class from the slides & info conveyed from the lecturer. Short case discussions from class also appear & are highlighted. Everything you need to ace the test & get your predicate!
textbook notes on the legislative process
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textbook notes on the legislative process
Full summary outlining Constitutional law with an extended focus on the application of the Bill of Rights
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Full summary outlining Constitutional law with an extended focus on the application of the Bill of Rights
These notes set out the relevant rights in the Bill of Rights that is focused on in class. It contains the required quotes, examples and case discussions to understand the rights being discussed. Everything is set out in a logical manner making it easy to follow with case names in bold and italics to draw your attention to them. These notes also contain the prescribed pieces of legislation that goes along with the specific rights.
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These notes set out the relevant rights in the Bill of Rights that is focused on in class. It contains the required quotes, examples and case discussions to understand the rights being discussed. Everything is set out in a logical manner making it easy to follow with case names in bold and italics to draw your attention to them. These notes also contain the prescribed pieces of legislation that goes along with the specific rights.
Latest notes & summaries Constitutional Law in Context Notes
These notes include summaries from the textbook, lecture notes, as well as all the prescribed cases.
- Summary
- • 86 pages •
These notes include summaries from the textbook, lecture notes, as well as all the prescribed cases.
Complete summarised notes
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Case Summaries for the perscribed cases for the Legislature
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Case Summaries for the perscribed cases for the Legislature
summaries of the perscribed cases for the executive
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summaries of the perscribed cases for the executive
textbook notes on the legislative process
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textbook notes on the legislative process
Summaries of the perscribed cases for Consti Law: Stuctures of government
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Summaries of the perscribed cases for Consti Law: Stuctures of government
Summary of the Perscibed South African Association of Personal Injury Lawyers v Heath 2001
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Summary of the Perscibed South African Association of Personal Injury Lawyers v Heath 2001
These notes relate to the 'introduction to constitutional law' in the introduction to law course. It contains work from the prescribed chapters as well as the relevant case discussions. It covers everything that is required for the exam.
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These notes relate to the 'introduction to constitutional law' in the introduction to law course. It contains work from the prescribed chapters as well as the relevant case discussions. It covers everything that is required for the exam.
These notes set out the relevant rights in the Bill of Rights that is focused on in class. It contains the required quotes, examples and case discussions to understand the rights being discussed. Everything is set out in a logical manner making it easy to follow with case names in bold and italics to draw your attention to them. These notes also contain the prescribed pieces of legislation that goes along with the specific rights.
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- • 76 pages •
These notes set out the relevant rights in the Bill of Rights that is focused on in class. It contains the required quotes, examples and case discussions to understand the rights being discussed. Everything is set out in a logical manner making it easy to follow with case names in bold and italics to draw your attention to them. These notes also contain the prescribed pieces of legislation that goes along with the specific rights.
This is a good summary of cases that I used for mid -exams preparation. The documents will help in better understanding all the cases that might/possibly appear for ur mid or final examination.
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This is a good summary of cases that I used for mid -exams preparation. The documents will help in better understanding all the cases that might/possibly appear for ur mid or final examination.