Angola Final Advocacy Access Exam case studies
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The Angola Final Advocacy Access Exam (Exame Final de Acesso à Advocacia) is the examination that candidates in Angola must pass as part of the process of admission to the practice of law. It is intended for law graduates and trainees who have completed their required professional stage and are seeking enrolment as advogados. The Angola Final Advocacy Access Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 2,646 words.
1The Seized Generator and the Unlawful Search
On 12 March, officers of the National Police received an anonymous tip that a hardware store in the Maianga district of Luanda was selling stolen electrical generators. Without a warrant and without the presence of a magistrate, three officers entered the store during business hours, searched a locked storeroom, and seized four generators valued at 3,200,000 Kz.
565 words, about 3 min2The Late Rent and the Landlord's Lock Change
Senhora Ana leased a two-bedroom apartment in Luanda to Senhor Miguel under a written contract for 24 months at 180,000 Kz per month, payable by the 5th of each month. The contract contains a clause stating that 'in case of delay exceeding 15 days, the landlord may immediately retake possession of the property by any means.' Miguel paid late three times: on the 20th, the 22nd, and the 18th of the relevant months, each time before the 15-day grace period expired.
528 words, about 3 min3The Director's Conflict and the Related-Party Sale
Sociedade Comercial Kilamba, Lda. is a private limited company with three quotaholders: Senhor Dias (45%), Senhora Rosa (35%), and Senhor Tavares (20%).
500 words, about 3 min4The Fixed-Term Contract That Kept Renewing
Senhora Joana was hired by a logistics company in Luanda on a fixed-term contract of 6 months as a warehouse assistant, starting 1 February 2022. The contract stated the term was justified by 'an increase in seasonal volume.' It was renewed four times, each for 6 months, with the same justification, ending 31 January 2024.
483 words, about 2 min5The Missing Receipt and the Tax Assessment
Mercearia do Cazenga, a small retail business, was subject to a tax inspection for the 2023 tax year. The tax authority (AGT) assessed additional corporate income tax of 8,500,000 Kz, alleging that the business under-declared sales by 30,000,000 Kz based on an 'indirect method' comparing purchases to declared sales.
570 words, about 3 min