A valuation of the effectiveness of the proposed guidelines on the interpretation and application of section 103(5) of the national credit act 34 of 2005 against the backdrop of the common-law in duplum rule.

Rika Maharaj

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A valuation of the effectiveness of the proposed guidelines on the interpretation and application of section 103(5) of the national credit act 34 of 2005 against the backdrop of the common-law in duplum rule.

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A valuation of the effectiveness of the proposed guidelines on the interpretation and application of section 103(5) of the national credit act 34 of 2005 against the backdrop of the common-law in duplum rule.

Rika Maharaj

LLM, University of Johannesburg

2015

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https://hdl.handle.net/10210/90223

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South Africa. National Credit Act, 2005

Credit - Law and legislation - South Africa

Consumer credit - Law and legislation - South Africa

Consumer protection - Law and legislation - South Africa

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Title: A valuation of the effectiveness of the proposed guidelines on the interpretation and application of section 103(5) of the national credit act 34 of 2005 against the backdrop of the common-law in duplum rule.
Creators - without role: Rika Maharaj
Contributors - without role: J. M. Otto
Awarding Institution: University of Johannesburg; LLM
Theses and Dissertations: LLM, University of Johannesburg
Identifiers: 999729507691
Copyright: University of Johannesburg
Academic Unit: Faculty of Law
Resource Type: Thesis