Answer the following true/false statements regarding South African law.

Welcome back Aljbee — been a while! Let's pick up where you left off. Here are the answers to the True/False statements: 1.1 A definition clause is a list of terms that define certain words or phrases used in legislation. True* 1.2 Earlier and later laws are internal aids for the interpretation of law. False* 1.3 A subjective right (SR) establishes a relationship between a legal subject and a legal object. True* 1.4 One of the conditions of state liability provides that the official must have been acting as an official of the relevant department. True* 1.5 If a person is not satisfied with the decision of a chief's court, he or she cannot take the matter to an ordinary court. False* 1.6 A regional magistrate is the presiding officer of a high court. False* 1.7 Sovereignty is based on the power to rule and make laws for that state. True* 1.8 PAJA (Promotion of Administrative Justice Act) requires that administrators inform people about their rights to review or appeal and to request reasons for decisions. True* 1.9 The president or premier of a province has the authority to issue a proclamation. True* 1.10 A private-law relationship is established when government bodies enter into a contract/agreement and are therefore involved in a legal relationship. True* Send me the next one 📸