KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 1b

Highlight six differences between a 'co-operative society' and a 'partnership'. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 1c

Highlight four consequences of incorporation of companies. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 2a

Highlight six functions of the judiciary in your country. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 2b

With regard to the doctrine of separation of powers, state four functions of the executive.... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 3b

Discuss four areas of jurisdiction of the Environment and Land Court in your country. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 4a

Enumerate four rights of an indemnity holder in a contract of indemnity. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 4b

State six circumstances under which a contract of guarantee might be declared void. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 6b

Explain three obligations of a partner to his/her fellow partners. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 6d

Identify four branches of civil law. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 7b

Explain two circumstances under which a party might challenge an arbitral award in the High Court. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 7c

Summarise three ways of terminating of a banker-customer relationship... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

May 2018

1a

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

With specific reference to sources of law:

(i) Explain three advantages of an unwritten constitution over a written one.

(ii) Distinguish between "obiter dicta" and "ratio decidendi".

1b

Law of Persons

Highlight six differences between a "co-operative society" and a "partnership".

1c

Law of Persons

Highlight four consequences of incorporation of companies.

2a

Administrative Law

Highlight six functions of the judiciary in your country.

2b

Administrative Law

With regard to the doctrine of separation of powers, state four functions of the executive.

2c

Agency

One of the important legal maxims in the application of the law of agency is expressed as: "A delegate cannot further delegate".

In relation to the above statement, discuss five circumstances under which an agent might appoint a sub-agent.

3a

Sale of Goods

In relation to the contract of sale of goods:

(i) Explain three categories of unascertained goods.

(ii) Explain the meaning of the term "resale".

(iii) State four circumstances when the unpaid seller might exercise the right of resale.

3b

The Court System

Discuss four areas of jurisdiction of the Environment and Land Court in your country.

4a

Indemnity and Guarantees

Enumerate four rights of an indemnity holder in a contract of indemnity.

4b

Indemnity and Guarantees

State six circumstances under which a contract of guarantee might be declared void.

4c

Law of Contract

Ken Jembe advertised the sale of his farm. He was approached by Peter Potea who wanted to buy the farm. In the course of negotiating the price, Peter Potea asked Ken Jembe how many sheep could be reared on the farm. Ken Jembe replied, "I have not used the farm for sheep rearing but I think it could support 2,000 sheeр". Peter Potea bought the farm and immediately purchased 2,000 sheep to rear on it. However, the farm was unable to accommodate the sheep and Peter Potea is aggrieved. He intends to sue Ken Jembe for misrepresentation.

Advise Peter Potea.

5a

The Law of Property

(i) In relation to the law of property, distinguish between "joint tenancy" and "tenancy in common".

(ii) Enumerate six lawful ways through which a person might acquire property other than by purchase.

5b

Law of Tort

With specific reference to the tort of trespass:

(i) Identify two types of trespass to goods.

(ii) Discuss four defences available under the tort of trespass to goods.

6a

Partnership

Summarise four conditions that must be met before a partner in a firm could bind other partners in transactions with third parties.

6b

Partnership

Explain three obligations of a partner to his/her fellow partners.

6c

Sale of Goods

Under the Hire Purchase Act, certain provisions are deemed void if contained in the hire purchase agreement.

With reference to the above statement, explain three such provisions.

6d

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

Identify four branches of civil law.

7a

Insurance

(i) Highlight five duties of an insurer in a contract of insurance.

(ii) State five ways through which an insurance contract might be terminated.

7b

Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR)

Explain two circumstances under which a party might challenge an arbitral award in the High Court.

7c

Negotiable Instruments

Summarise three ways of terminating of a banker-customer relationship

May 2018

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