K KRAMER R O S S W O R D Down 1. When winding up an intestate estate, when there is a surviving spouse as well as descendants, the former gets whichever is larger: the ministerial amount specified in the Government Gazette or the -? (6; 7) 2. The Three Musketeers: SAFLII, Jutastat, and ? (5; 5) 3. Advocate Alton Samuels’ alma mater (He shared lots of stories). (12; 10) 5. This case held that the male primogeniture rule was inconsistent with the Constitution. (3) 6. To be criminally liable, the following must be present: voluntary conduct, causation, fault, unlawfulness, and ? (8) 8. Every UCT law student’s favourite Instagram page. (6; 8) 10. ‘Among other things’ in Latin. (5; 4) 12. Last year, before the pandemic, Prof Fagan had this stolen (We only know this because he told us in class). (9) 14. The test in International Law that comes from a diplomatic crisis that escalated way too quickly involving a ship that got set alight near Niagara Falls in 1837. (8; 4) 17. Famously said, ‘What, like it’s hard?’ (4; 5) 20. This mobile-telephonic innovation landed Vodacom in hot water at the Con Court. (6; 4; 2) 21. Our favourite tea-drinking judge and jurisprudence lecturer who treated us to Zoom lectures last year. (6; 5) 22. The right that Pierre de Vos mentions the most frequently in Con Law. (7) 23. In the ‘before time’, we weren’t allowed these in Fagan’s class. (7) 25. Penned the PE Municipality v Various Occupiers Judgment. (5; 5)
Across 4. CDH, ENS, Bowmans, Werksmans, Webber Wentzel. (3; 3; 4) 7. The UCT Law Faculty’s most active Instagrammer (and we love her for it). (6; 4) 9. The other kind of contractual damages (not general). Hint: Robin Cupido made us feel this way in her PowerPoints. <3 (6) 11. The default number of sugars the coffee machine outside LT1 adds to your beverage unless you remember to reset the number. (5) 12. What 2021 final years thought we escaped in 2020 but are being forced to do this year. (4) 13. Judicial creatures of statute. (11; 6) 15. The titles of Anton Fagan’s long pieces of descriptive prose, sent to Delict students via Vula announcements during lockdown level 5, last year. (8) 16. The two words that Robin Evans-Jones etched into our brains forever during Syscon lectures. (2; 3) 18. Criminal law lecturer; did us proud by appearing on one of the latest Oscar Pistorius documentaries. (5; 6) 19. The Con Court case that saw the end of the death penalty in South Africa. (1; 1; 10) 24. Fancy speak for a ‘reasonable person’. (8; 13) 26. The beloved food stand that provided us with cabbage balls and other vegan goodness five days a week outside LT1. (6; 5; 7)
