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<=KNEC Diploma in Supply Chain management Module 1: Business Law past paper November 2015
Explain four functions of the supreme court of Kenya.
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Questions List:
1. Explain six rules of interpretation of statutes adopted by the courts in Kenya.
2. Outline four functions of the executive arm of the government.
3. Distinguish between law and morality.
4. ) Linda who works as a cleaner in an office heard over the radio that the president was visiting their town. Based on this information, she entered into a contract with Wendan Traders for supply of 50 crates of Soda to sell during the visit. The president’s visit was factored as a term of contract. Subsequently, it was announced over the radio that the visit was cancelled. Wendan Traders
5. Explain five types of mistakes that may invalidate contract.
6. Linet made an offer to Kevote, an employee of Deka Limited, to sell a photocopying machine to the company. Kevote, without the authority of the company, accepted the offer in the same day it was made. He then briefed the management of the company about the contract which ratified the contract. Two days later, Linet sent a letter of revocation of the contract to the company and declined to deliver
7. Explain five defenses available to the defendant in a suit of nuisance
8. Outline five functions of the rent tribunal.
9. Explain five types of agents.
10. Juma, a neighboring to Merida, noted a big fire in Merida’s house. He broke main door in order to put off the fire. When he entered the house, he noted that the fire was coming from one of the bedrooms whose door was also locked. He then locked the bedroom door and put off the fire. Merida is aggrieved and intends to sue Juma for the damage of her doors. Explain the legal position of this case.
11. In a relation of law of property, explain four ways in which co-ownership may be terminated.
12. Highlight six responsibilities of an employer to the employee.
13. Explain six conditions that should be met in order for gifts in contemplation of death to be valid.
14. Explain four functions of the supreme court of Kenya.
1. Explain six rules of interpretation of statutes adopted by the courts in Kenya.
2. Outline four functions of the executive arm of the government.
3. Distinguish between law and morality.
4. ) Linda who works as a cleaner in an office heard over the radio that the president was visiting their town. Based on this information, she entered into a contract with Wendan Traders for supply of 50 crates of Soda to sell during the visit. The president’s visit was factored as a term of contract. Subsequently, it was announced over the radio that the visit was cancelled. Wendan Traders
5. Explain five types of mistakes that may invalidate contract.
6. Linet made an offer to Kevote, an employee of Deka Limited, to sell a photocopying machine to the company. Kevote, without the authority of the company, accepted the offer in the same day it was made. He then briefed the management of the company about the contract which ratified the contract. Two days later, Linet sent a letter of revocation of the contract to the company and declined to deliver
7. Explain five defenses available to the defendant in a suit of nuisance
8. Outline five functions of the rent tribunal.
9. Explain five types of agents.
10. Juma, a neighboring to Merida, noted a big fire in Merida’s house. He broke main door in order to put off the fire. When he entered the house, he noted that the fire was coming from one of the bedrooms whose door was also locked. He then locked the bedroom door and put off the fire. Merida is aggrieved and intends to sue Juma for the damage of her doors. Explain the legal position of this case.
11. In a relation of law of property, explain four ways in which co-ownership may be terminated.
12. Highlight six responsibilities of an employer to the employee.
13. Explain six conditions that should be met in order for gifts in contemplation of death to be valid.
14. Explain four functions of the supreme court of Kenya.
