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This page has every Public Law N6 June paper we have, from 2013 to 2021: 5 question papers and 5 memos in 10 PDFs. The newest year is first. Each paper shows the first page of questions, its marks and time, and what the questions cover.

Public Law N6 June papers by year

YearExamsPapersPDFs
2021June12
2018June12
2016June12
2014June12
2013June12
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Public Law N6 June 2021 question papers and memos

June 2021

Public Law N6 June 2021 question paper, first page of questions
Public Law N6 June 2021 question paper

200 marks · 3 hours · 6 pages · 6 questions

What is in this paper (6 questions)
  1. Q1 Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE by writing only 'True' or 10 marks
  2. Q2 Identify FIVE courts from the list below that fall under the jurisdiction of lower courts and 15 marks
  3. Q3 Complete the following sentences by writing only the missing word or words next to the 28 marks
  4. Q4 4.1 Define each of the following terms: 44 marks
  5. Q5 5.1 Explain the term delegation. (3 × 2) (6) 53 marks
  6. Q6 6.1 List SIX sources of South African administrative law. (6) 50 marks

Instructions to candidates

  1. Answer all the questions.
  2. Read all the questions carefully.
  3. Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this question paper.
  4. Start each question on a new page.
  5. Use only a black or blue pen.
  6. Write neatly and legibly. (13030136) -3-
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Public Law N6 June 2018 question papers and memos

June 2018

Public Law N6 June 2018 question paper, first page of questions
Public Law N6 June 2018 question paper

200 marks · 3 hours · 6 pages · 5 questions

What is in this paper (5 questions)
  1. Q1 1.1 Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. Choose the 63 marks
  2. Q2 2.1 Explain what the term mandamus means. (3) 43 marks
  3. Q3 3.1 Distinguish between formal and material tests. (16) 27 marks
  4. Q4 4.1 List the THREE types of delegation and define each of them. (12) 27 marks
  5. Q5 5.1 Customary law will not be recognised as legal rule by a court of law, unless it 40 marks

Instructions to candidates

  1. Answer ALL the questions.
  2. Read ALL the questions carefully.
  3. Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this question paper.
  4. Write neatly and legibly. (13030130) -3- N1400(E)(J7)H

Public Law N6 June 2016 question papers and memos

June 2016

Public Law N6 June 2016 question paper, first page of questions
Public Law N6 June 2016 question paper

200 marks · 3 hours · 6 pages · 5 questions

What is in this paper (5 questions)
  1. Q1 1.1 Choose the correct word(s) from those given in brackets. Write only the 40 marks
  2. Q2 2.1 State ONE responsibility of each of the following legal functionaries in South 40 marks
  3. Q3 3.1 Explain FOUR objectives in respect of which the law exists with regard to the 40 marks
  4. Q4 4.1 The state can be held liable for a delict or an unlawful act against a citizen 40 marks
  5. Q5 5.1 Differentiate between mechanical administrative proceeding and limited 40 marks

Instructions to candidates

  1. Answer ALL the questions.
  2. Read ALL the questions carefully.
  3. Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this question paper.
  4. Write neatly and legibly. (13030136) -3- N 1360(E)(J3)H
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Public Law N6 June 2014 question papers and memos

Public Law N6 June 2013 question papers and memos

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Which years of Public Law N6 June papers are on this page?

Papers from 2021, 2018, 2016, 2014, 2013. The newest year is at the top.

How many marks is the Public Law N6 June paper?

The paper is usually out of 200 marks and you get 3 hours to write it.

Are the memos included?

Yes. 5 of the 5 papers on this page have their marking memo next to the question paper.

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