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  1. Oct/Nov 2017, Q5.11 mark

    For Question 5, complete each of the following statements by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Fill in the missing word: a ______ (one word) is an example of a real right that allows the holder of that real right to use a road running through the land belonging to someone else.

  2. Oct/Nov 2017, Q5.21 mark

    For Question 5, complete each of the following statements by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Fill in the missing words: ______ (two words) rights are those that relate to creations of the human mind.

  3. Oct/Nov 2017, Q5.31 mark

    For Question 5, complete each of the following statements by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Fill in the missing words: the ______ (two words) relating to insolvency and company law was received at the Cape during the 19th century.

  4. Oct/Nov 2017, Q5.43 marks

    For Question 5, complete each of the following statements by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Obligations arise in three ways. Name them by filling in the blanks: firstly ______ (one word), secondly ______ (one word), and thirdly ______ (two words).

  5. Oct/Nov 2017, Q5.53 marks

    For Question 5, complete each of the following statements by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. The attendance of an accused person at the Magistrate's Court can be secured through three methods. Fill in the blanks: firstly by means of a ______ (one word); secondly by a notice issued by a ______ (two words); and thirdly by a ______ (one word) issued by the clerk of the court.

  6. Oct/Nov 2017, Q5.61 mark

    For Question 5, complete each of the following statements by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Fill in the missing word: in criminal matters, the type of offence together with the ______ (one word) determines a court's jurisdiction.

  7. May/Jun 2017, Q32 marks · multiple choice

    This section is made up of 15 multiple-choice items. For every item you must select the ONE correct statement and record your choice on the mark-reading sheet using an HB pencil, following the instructions printed on that sheet. Each item is worth TWO marks, and the unique number 475125 must be entered on the mark-reading sheet. Two statements are given: (a) a personality right is a right to physical integrity which other persons must respect; (b) a personal right is a right to performance against another person or persons. Decide which option correctly describes the accuracy of these two statements.

  8. May/Jun 2017, Q5.11 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: the law is made up of norms which the _____ (two words) regard as binding and which must be obeyed.

  9. May/Jun 2017, Q5.21 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: in private law the four classes of rights are grouped according to the _____ (one word) of each of the four classes of rights.

  10. May/Jun 2017, Q5.31 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: in the Netherlands, the reception of Roman law brought about the creation of what became known as the _____ (one word) law.

  11. May/Jun 2017, Q5.41 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: the South African legal system is classified under the _____ (one word) legal family.

  12. May/Jun 2017, Q5.51 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: a/an _____ (one word) is a legal relationship in terms of which one party has a right to performance and the other party has a corresponding duty to perform.

  13. May/Jun 2017, Q5.61 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: the _____ (three words) is essential in a democratic country in order to prevent abuse of power by one of the divisions of government.

  14. May/Jun 2017, Q5.71 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: all persons are born with _____ (two words), which gives them a claim to fundamental rights.

  15. May/Jun 2017, Q5.81 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: the application of the Bill of Rights between the state and a private institution is known as the _____ (one word) application of the Bill of Rights.

  16. May/Jun 2017, Q5.91 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: in a criminal case, a court's _____ (one word) is determined by the type of offence committed by the accused.

  17. May/Jun 2017, Q5.101 mark

    Candidates must complete each sentence below by writing the correct word or words in the blank space provided; the number of words required for each blank is indicated in brackets after the space. Complete the sentence: the Supreme Court of Appeal is the highest court with regard to _____ (one word) and _____ (one word) cases.

  18. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.11 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: formal justice is achieved when a legal institution applies the rules of formal law either (impartially) or (unequally). Circle the correct option.

  19. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.21 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: in private law, the four classes of rights are grouped according to either the (subject) or the (object) of each of the four classes of rights. Circle the correct option.

  20. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.31 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: when a person dies leaving behind a valid will, his or her property will be inherited in terms of the rules of either (testate) or (intestate) succession. Circle the correct option.

  21. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.41 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: custom is a primary source of law made up largely of either (written) or (unwritten) rules. Circle the correct option.

  22. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.51 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: the 1996 Constitution is known as South Africa's either (first democratic Constitution) or (a codification of South African law). Circle the correct option.

  23. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.61 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: the Constitution sets out either (the structure of the judiciary) or (parliamentary sovereignty). Circle the correct option.

  24. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.71 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: third generation rights have more to do with either (a group) or (an individual). Circle the correct option.

  25. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.81 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: the application of the Bill of Rights between the state and a private institution is known as either the (horizontal) or the (vertical) application of the Bill of Rights. Circle the correct option.

  26. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.91 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: in a criminal case, a court's jurisdiction is determined by either (the type of offence) or (the location of the parties). Circle the correct option.

  27. Oct/Nov 2016, Q5.101 mark

    For Question 5, each of the following statements contains two possible options shown in brackets. You are required to circle the correct option in each case. Each sub-question counts 1 mark. Consider the statement: either (review) or (obiter dictum) is one of the basic legal principles forming part of the legal process that should be considered when working with the hierarchy of courts. Circle the correct option.

  28. Oct/Nov 2016, QB.22 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 15 multiple-choice questions. For each question, choose the ONE correct statement/answer and mark it on the mark-reading sheet using an HB pencil. Each question counts TWO marks. The unique number to fill in on the mark-reading sheet is 473364. Mr Nkomo and Mr Masina farm in the area of the Vaal River. Mr Nkomo owns the farm Madikwe, which is adjacent to the river. Mr Masina, owner of the farm Java, has a right of way over Mr Nkomo's farm so that his cattle can reach the river to drink water. Identify the most correct statement regarding their rights.

  29. Oct/Nov 2016, QB.32 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 15 multiple-choice questions. For each question, choose the ONE correct statement/answer and mark it on the mark-reading sheet using an HB pencil. Each question counts TWO marks. The unique number to fill in on the mark-reading sheet is 473364. Consider these two statements: (a) Every right has a twofold relationship - firstly, the relationship between a legal subject and his/her legal object, and secondly, the relationship between a legal subject and the holder of the right and other legal subjects; (b) The connection between "law" and "right" is twofold - firstly, the law prescribes what the content of a right is, and secondly, the law prescribes what the limits to the content of a right are. Indicate which option is correct.

  30. May/Jun 2016, Q5(a)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: a (norm / right) is a standard of human conduct or human behaviour.

  31. May/Jun 2016, Q5(b)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: (Canon law / Germanic law) had an important influence on the development of modern law.

  32. May/Jun 2016, Q5(c)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: (Conflict of laws / Private Law) is mainly concerned with the question of which private-law system applies if more than one private-law system is involved.

  33. May/Jun 2016, Q5(d)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: (Case law / legislation) is our most important source of law.

  34. May/Jun 2016, Q5(e)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: if a legal dispute is on appeal, the parties are referred to as (the appellant and the respondent / the appellant and the defendant).

  35. May/Jun 2016, Q5(f)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: the Supreme Court of Appeal (can / cannot) overrule a decision of the Constitutional Court.

  36. May/Jun 2016, Q5(g)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: the correct way of referring to a section of an act is as follows: (s 2(1)(b)(iii) / s 2(b)(1)(iii)).

  37. May/Jun 2016, Q5(h)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: the tri-cameral Parliament was a parliament with three houses, one for each of the (white, Indian and coloured population groups / white, Indian and black population groups).

  38. May/Jun 2016, Q5(i)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: second-generation rights include the (right to freedom of expression / right to education).

  39. May/Jun 2016, Q5(j)1 mark · multiple choice

    Each of the following statements contains two options given in brackets; the task is to select and circle the correct option in each case. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: when the state declares a state of emergency, certain fundamental rights may be suspended (for a period of time / indefinitely).

  40. May/Jun 2016, Q142 marks · multiple choice

    Section B consists of fifteen multiple-choice questions, each worth two marks, making up a total of 30 marks for the section. Candidates must select ONE correct statement per question and record their choice on the mark-reading sheet using an HB pencil, following the instructions printed on that sheet. The unique number to be filled in on the mark-reading sheet is 478340. Complete the sentence by choosing the correct option: the plaintiff in a legal dispute is always the party who...

  41. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(a)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: it is (Formal law / Substantive law) that constitutes the part of the law which determines the procedures to be followed in legal proceedings.

  42. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(b)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: a (legal subject / legal object) can possess economic value.

  43. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(c)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: in the Netherlands, it was the (codification / reception) of Roman law that led to the creation of what became known as Roman-Dutch law.

  44. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(d)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: (Public international law / Constitutional law) deals with the relations between states.

  45. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(e)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: in the case citation Fraser v Naude and Others 1997 (2) SA 82 (W), the year 1997 refers to the year in which the case was (decided / reported).

  46. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(f)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: in section 5(5)(a)(iii) of the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act 92 of 1996, the (a) refers to a (subsection / subparagraph).

  47. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(g)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: the purpose of an act is set out in the (long title / preamble) of the act.

  48. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(h)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: the branch of the state responsible for applying and carrying out the law is known as the (judicial / executive) authority of the state.

  49. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(i)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: in a criminal case, the (accused / defendant) can be represented by an attorney.

  50. Oct/Nov 2015, Q5(j)1 mark · multiple choice

    For Section B, Question 5, ten statements are given, each with two options shown in brackets; the student must circle the correct option to complete the statement correctly. Each sub-question is worth 1 mark. Circle the correct option to complete the statement: a (magistrate / court orderly) is responsible for keeping order in a magistrate's court.

  51. Oct/Nov 2015, Q22 marks · multiple choice

    Section B is made up of 15 multiple-choice questions. For each question you must select the ONE correct or most appropriate statement from the four (or in some cases two) options given and record your choice on the mark-reading sheet provided, using an HB pencil. Each question is worth TWO marks, making a section total of 30 marks. The unique number 470655 must be filled in on the mark-reading sheet. Sibaniso Burgher is arrested for assaulting his wife, Catherine, and their two children. Sibaniso denies the accusation and appears in court to plead. What is Sibaniso's right to appear in court and defend himself called?

  52. May/Jun 2015, Q5.a1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. Choose whether it is formal law or substantive law that is described as the part of the law which determines the content and meaning of different legal rules.

  53. May/Jun 2015, Q5.b1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. Decide whether a legal subject or a legal object is the one that is subject to the norms of the law and may carry rights and duties.

  54. May/Jun 2015, Q5.c1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. Indicate whether a father who abuses his daughter infringes her personal right or her personality right.

  55. May/Jun 2015, Q5.d1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. State whether the Corpus Iuris Civilis is a codification of Roman law or of Roman-Dutch law.

  56. May/Jun 2015, Q5.e1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. Determine whether it is public law or private law that regulates relationships concerned with the interests of the community.

  57. May/Jun 2015, Q5.f1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. Indicate whether statutory law is passed by parliament or by the courts.

  58. May/Jun 2015, Q5.g1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. Identify whether the part of a court's decision that creates a precedent and binds other courts dealing with the same kind of disputes is called the obiter dictum or the ratio decidendi.

  59. May/Jun 2015, Q5.h1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. State whether the application of the Bill of Rights between the state and the individual is known as its horizontal or vertical application.

  60. May/Jun 2015, Q5.i1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. In terms of section 36 of the Constitution, decide whether the law limiting a right must be of partial or general application.

  61. May/Jun 2015, Q5.j1 mark · multiple choice

    For each of the ten statements below, two options are given in brackets; the correct option must be selected (e.g. by circling it) for each statement, worth one mark apiece. Determine whether a magistrate or a court orderly is responsible for keeping order in a magistrate's court.

  62. May/Jun 2015, QB.42 marks · multiple choice

    Section B of the paper consists of 15 multiple-choice questions, each worth two marks, giving a section total of 30 marks. For each question the candidate must select the one correct or most appropriate statement from four (or, in some cases, two) numbered alternatives and mark the chosen answer on the mark-reading sheet provided, using an HB pencil. Candidates are instructed to read the mark-reading sheet instructions carefully and to fill in the unique number 470944 on that sheet before answering. Jane Mothibe entered into an agreement with Technicolour Painters for them to paint the Mothibe house, with Technicolour Painters undertaking to complete the job within three weeks. After the three weeks had passed, Technicolour Painters had only painted half the house, leaving Jane furious. Identify which one of Jane's rights was infringed.

  63. Oct/Nov 2014, Q32 marks · multiple choice

    Section B (Afdeling B) contains 15 multiple-choice questions worth 30 marks in total (15 x 2). For each question the candidate must select ONE correct statement and mark it in HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet provided, using the unique number 472755. Each question counts two marks. In terms of modern law, choose the correct description of what constitutes a legal object.

  64. Oct/Nov 2014, Q42 marks · multiple choice

    Section B (Afdeling B) contains 15 multiple-choice questions worth 30 marks in total (15 x 2). For each question the candidate must select ONE correct statement and mark it in HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet provided, using the unique number 472755. Each question counts two marks. Clarence is arrested after the owner of a music shop accuses him of stealing a CD, an accusation Clarence denies. Identify what Clarence's right to appear in court is called.

  65. May/Jun 2013, QB72 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 15 multiple-choice questions, each worth two marks (15 x 2 = 30). Candidates must select one correct statement per question and mark it on the mark-reading sheet supplied, using an HB pencil, after first reading the instructions on that sheet carefully. The unique number to be filled in on the mark-reading sheet is 482149. With reference to the case of Nedbank Ltd v Pestana 2009 (2) SA 189 (SCA), complete the sentence by choosing the correct option: Nedbank Ltd refers to the...

  66. May/Jun 2013, QB122 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 15 multiple-choice questions, each worth two marks (15 x 2 = 30). Candidates must select one correct statement per question and mark it on the mark-reading sheet supplied, using an HB pencil, after first reading the instructions on that sheet carefully. The unique number to be filled in on the mark-reading sheet is 482149. Identify what the parties to a civil case may be called.

  67. Oct/Nov 2012, Q12 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 15 multiple-choice questions, each worth two marks, for a section total of 30 marks. Candidates must select ONE correct statement per question and mark it in HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet provided, using unique number 491273. In South Africa, what does the term 'the law' refer to?

  68. Oct/Nov 2012, Q32 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 15 multiple-choice questions, each worth two marks, for a section total of 30 marks. Candidates must select ONE correct statement per question and mark it in HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet provided, using unique number 491273. Freddy buys a valuable painting from Nazeer's art shop and pays Nazeer the full amount for it. They agree that Nazeer will deliver the painting the following day, but the next day Nazeer refuses to deliver it. Which right of Freddy's has been infringed?

  69. May/Jun 2012, Q12 marks · multiple choice

    Section B contains 15 multiple-choice questions. For each question you must choose the ONE correct statement and mark it with an HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet supplied. Each question is worth TWO marks, giving a section total of 30 marks. Before marking your answers you must fill in the unique number 476637 on the mark-reading sheet, and you should read the instructions on that sheet carefully before completing it. Identify which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the law: (1) the law governs human conduct; (2) the law functions through political institutions; (3) the law is enforced by state organs; (4) the law must be obeyed by the whole society.

  70. May/Jun 2012, Q32 marks · multiple choice

    Section B contains 15 multiple-choice questions. For each question you must choose the ONE correct statement and mark it with an HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet supplied. Each question is worth TWO marks, giving a section total of 30 marks. Before marking your answers you must fill in the unique number 476637 on the mark-reading sheet, and you should read the instructions on that sheet carefully before completing it. Rights are classified into particular groups by determining what type of right each one is. Select the option that is NOT a type of right: (1) personal right; (2) personality right; (3) individual right; (4) immaterial property right.

  71. May/Jun 2011, Q52 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 25 multiple-choice questions. For each item you must select the ONE correct or best statement and mark it in HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet provided; each question is worth two marks. (Students writing ILW1501 should use unique number 497921; those writing the ILW1036 supplementary exam should use unique number 475753.) Identify which statement correctly describes what a legal object can be under modern law.

  72. May/Jun 2011, Q62 marks · multiple choice

    This section contains 25 multiple-choice questions. For each item you must select the ONE correct or best statement and mark it in HB pencil on the mark-reading sheet provided; each question is worth two marks. (Students writing ILW1501 should use unique number 497921; those writing the ILW1036 supplementary exam should use unique number 475753.) Jane Mothibe entered into a contract with Technicolour Painters to paint the Mothibe family's house, with Technicolour Painters undertaking to finish the job within three weeks. However, after three weeks had passed, Technicolour Painters had only managed to paint half the house, leaving Jane furious. Determine which one of Jane's rights was infringed.

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