Welcome to the My Easy LLB Namibian Law Blog! These are notes on the the Rule of Law.  If you’re taking Constitutional Law as a module, chances are you’ve encountered the phrase, ‘Rule of Law’ during a lecture or at least glimpsed it on your course outline. It’s likely going to come up throughout your legal studies, so it’s in your best interests to get a grip on it now. Here are some notes you can keep with you to jog your memory whenever you need to. They are not an academic reference. Use them to help you study. You'll also get a sweet, little, bitesized graphic at the end to help jog your memory of this topic whenever you need to 🤓✌️ What is the Rule of Law? According to the World Justice Project (2017), the Rule of Law is “a durable system of laws, institutions, norms, and community commitment that delivers accountability, just laws, open government and accessible justice”, those being its four pillars or principles. My Democracy Tree (n.d.) adds another pillar, being that a ...

  Welcome to the My Easy LLB Namibian Law Blog! This law of contract case analysed and determined the enforceability of a pactum contrahendo , or agreement to agree. The case summary attempts to follow the basic FIRAC rubric and includes as much pertinent information as possible. It is, however, not a substitute for self-study. We're only trying to help. Good luck! 😉✌ ( Tip: Use the sidebar to browse other case summaries on this subject ) ______ Facts - The plaintiff and the first defendant (hereinafter the defendant) both sought to run the business of the second defendant; - In terms of 'Exh A' ('the agreement' which formed the basis of the plaintiff's claim), the plaintiff claimed certain amounts from the defendant pursuant to the latter's alleged failure to transfer the plaintiff's membership interest in the second defendant or, alternatively, payment out of the same's financial turnover for certain years; - The defendant claimed that the plainti...