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Identify one person in the above set of facts that can be described as a "lawful holder". Specifically refer to the relevant thing(s) of which he/she is a lawful holder.
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b
Step 1: Identify the set of facts described as involving "fault" (delictual liability requiring intention or negligence).
The facts involving fault are:
- Sipho intentionally damaged the fridge (dolus).
- Thando unlawfully changed the locks and removed Sipho's belongings (intentional trespass/unlawful dispossession).
- Potential invasion of guest's privacy by looking into suite (negligence or intention).
Step 2: Determine which does not require fault.
The loan of R50 000 from Thando to Sipho is a contractual debt (breach of contract, no fault required for delict).
Thus, the answer that should not be included in the "fault" set is the contractual loan.
b
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Step 1: Identify the set of facts described as involving "fault" (delictual liability requiring intention or negligence). The facts involving fault are: Sipho intentionally damaged the fridge (dolus). Thando unlawfully changed the locks and removed Sipho's belongings (intentional trespass/unlawful dispossession). Potential invasion of guest's privacy by looking into suite (negligence or intention). Step 2: Determine which does not require fault. The loan of R50 000 from Thando to Sipho is a contractual debt (breach of contract, no fault required for delict). Thus, the answer that should not be included in the "fault" set is the contractual loan. b