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This document is an assignment for a course in Administrative Law at Walter Sisulu University, due on March 5, 2025, and graded out of 50 marks. Students are instructed to adhere to the PULP writing style, conduct thorough research, and submit their work on time, as late submissions will not be accepted. The assignment requires a discussion on the development of the doctrine of legitimate expectation in South African law and its significance to administrative action, referencing relevant authorities.

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ADLssignment 24

This document is an assignment for a course in Administrative Law at Walter Sisulu University, due on March 5, 2025, and graded out of 50 marks. Students are instructed to adhere to the PULP writing style, conduct thorough research, and submit their work on time, as late submissions will not be accepted. The assignment requires a discussion on the development of the doctrine of legitimate expectation in South African law and its significance to administrative action, referencing relevant authorities.

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FACULTY OF LAW, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF LAW

ASSIGNMENT 1

ADL48W1: ADMINISTRATIVE LAW


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Examiner : Ms. P. Nomnganga

Due date : 05/03/2025

Marks : 50
INSTRUCTIONS:
• Adhere to the PULP writing style. Failure to do so will result in your assignment being not
graded at all.
• No late submissions will be accepted.
• Assignment must be well researched.
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Walter Sisulu University


QUESTIONS OF THE ASSIGNEMENT

Discuss the development of the doctrine of legitimate expectation in South African law, by explaining
its importance to the administrative action. In your discussion, refer to relevant authorities.

(50)

Walter Sisulu University

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