KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 1a

Explain three branches of public law. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 1c

Explain the doctrine of independence of the judiciary. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 2a

Highlight four principles that guide the courts in exercising judicial authority. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 2b

Explain three categories of cooperative societies. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 3a

List four grounds that might lead to rejection of an application to register a trademark. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 3c

(i) State the Rule in Rylands v Fletcher. (ii) Explain three defences to the rule in c (i) above. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 4b

Explain four implied provisions in arbitration agreements. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 6a

In relation to sale of goods, explain four rules relating to auction sales. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

KASNEB Introduction to Law and Governance - Question 7b

Highlight three differences between possession and ownership of land. ... [Click to view full question and step-by-step solution]

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1a

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

Explain three branches of public law.

1b

Nature, Purpose and Classification of Law

Describe the procedure to be followed when the President declines to assent to a bill passed by parliament.

1c

Administrative Law

Explain the doctrine of independence of the judiciary.

2a

Administrative Law

Highlight four principles that guide the courts in exercising judicial authority.

2b

Law of Persons

Explain three categories of cooperative societies.

2c

Indemnity and Guarantees

State three rights available to a person who agrees to be answerable for the, default or miscarriage of another party.

3a

The Law of Property

List four grounds that might lead to rejection of an application to register a trademark.

3b

The Law of Property

Where a mortgagor defaults in repayment of the mortgage, the mortgagee has a right to appoint a receiver to realise the assets of the mortgagor.

Highlight the order of priority of payments by the receiver.

3c

Law of Tort

(i) State the Rule in Rylands v Fletcher.

(ii) Explain three defences to the rule in c (i) above.

4a

Law of Contract

The parties to a contract must precisely perform their obligations on the contract otherwise the contract shall not be discharged.

Highlight four exceptions to the general rule of precise performance.

4b

Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR)

Explain four implied provisions in arbitration agreements.

4c

Partnership

In relation to partnership law, explain the liability of the following partners:

(i) Incoming partner.

(ii) Infant partner.

(iii) Outgoing partner.

5a

Agency

(i) Distinguish between "actual authority" and "ostensible authority" of an agent.

(ii) An agent must not delegate powers that have been delegated to him.

Explain four exceptions to this rule.

5b

Law of Contract

(i) Highlight two differences between "law of tort" and "law of contract".

(ii) Explain three provisions of the limitation of actions Act in relation to contracts.

5c

Administrative Law

State four remedies that might be granted by the High Court in the enforcement of the fundamental rights and freedoms of an individual.

6a

Sale of Goods

In relation to sale of goods, explain four rules relating to auction sales.

6b

Sale of Goods

Describe three obligations of a hirer who terminates a hire purchase agreement before payment of the full hire purchase price.

6c

Negotiable Instruments

Mpole drew a bill of exchange for Sh.50,000 payable to Hussein for goods supplied. Hussein endorsed the bill to Stella for money owed to Stella. Stella endorsed the bill to her friend Asha as a gift. Asha presented the bill for payment but it was dishonoured.

Advise Asha as to the person she might sue on the bill.

7a

Insurance

(i) Distinguish between "assurance" and "insurance".

(ii) In every contract of insurance, the insured has a duty to disclose all material information to the insurer at the time of taking out the policy of insurance.

Explain the information that need not be disclosed.

7b

The Law of Property

Highlight three differences between possession and ownership of land.

7c

Agency

In relation to the law of agency, explain the following:

(i) Del credere agent.

(ii) Factor agent.

(iii) Two circumstances when the principal is not allowed to unilaterally terminate an agency contract.

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