KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 1a

Outline six properties of law. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 1c

List six instances when a court might review an administrative action. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 2a

Explain the meaning of the term 'written law'. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 2c

Outline six common servitudes under the law of property. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 2d

State four advantages of unincorporated associations.... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 3b

Outline six liabilities of a minor who has been admitted in the benefits of a partnership. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 3c

Identify four grounds upon which a valid treaty might be invalidated under international law.... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 4c

Outline four ways in which a surety might be discharged from a contract of guarantee. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 5b

List six advantages of using mediation in reaching a settlement in commercial disputes.... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 6a

In relation to the law of contract, explain four ways in which a contract might be discharged. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 7b

Explain four ways in which an insurance contract could be classified.... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

November 2018

1a

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

Outline six properties of law.

1b

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

In relation to the sources of law:

(i) Distinguish between an "amendment" and a "repeal" of a law.

(ii) Identify four examples of persuasive precedents.

1c

Administrative Law

List six instances when a court might review an administrative action.

2a

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

Explain the meaning of the term "written law".

2b

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

The legislative power of parliament is exercisable through bills passed by the National Assembly.

With reference to the above statement, explain three types of bills that might be presented to parliament in your country.

2c

The Law of Property

Outline six common servitudes under the law of property.

2d

Law of Persons

State four advantages of unincorporated associations.

3a

Sale of Goods

In the context of hire purchase contracts:

(i) Explain the meaning of a "conditional sale agreement".

(ii) Describe six features of a conditional sale agreement.

3b

Partnership

Outline six liabilities of a minor who has been admitted in the benefits of a partnership.

3c

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

Identify four grounds upon which a valid treaty might be invalidated under international law.

4a

Negotiable Instruments

In relation to negotiable instruments, discuss three acts that might be held to amount to negligence on the part of the collecting banker.

4b

Agency

Explain five circumstances under which an agent's action which was initially unauthorised might be subsequently ratified by his principal so as to become binding.

4c

Indemnity and Guarantees

Outline four ways in which a surety might be discharged from a contract of guarantee.

5a

Agency

Ukulima Limited created the position of managing director but no one was appointed to the position. Brian Bundi, a director, with the knowledge of the other directors, purported to act as the Managing Director and hired Mjengo Limited to do some work for the company. Mjengo Limited has now demanded for payment for the work done but Ukulima Limited has refused to pay stating that Brian Bundi had no authority to act on the company's behalf.

Advise Mjengo Limited on the legal position.

5b

Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR)

List six advantages of using mediation in reaching a settlement in commercial disputes.

5c

The Court System

Outline six special powers of the High Court in addition to the jurisdictional ones identified in the Constitution of your country.

6a

Law of Contract

In relation to the law of contract, explain four ways in which a contract might be discharged.

6b

Law of Contract

Tom Obonyo wrote to Jerry Katana offering to sell his car to him at Sh.500,000. Jerry Katana accepted Tom Obonyo's offer subject to the price being reduced to Sh.450,000. It has become apparent that Tom Obonyo is not willing to sell the car at Sh.450,000. Jerry Katana now writes to Tom Obonyo agreeing to buy the car at Sh.500,000 but Tom Obonyo responds that he has already sold it to a third party. Jerry Katana is upset and comes to you for advice.

Advise Jerry Katana on the legal position.

6c

Sale of Goods

Explain the meaning of the following terms as used in international contracts of sale:

(i) Free Alongside Ship (FAS).

(ii) Free On Board (FOB).

7a

Law of Tort

With reference to the law of tort:

(i). State the meaning of the term "defamation"

(ii). Explain the two forms which defamation could take

(iii). Discuss three essential aspects of the defence of fair comment in an action for defamation.

7b

Insurance

Explain four ways in which an insurance contract could be classified.

November 2018

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