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<=KNEC Diploma in Supply Chain management Module 1: Business Law past paper November 2018
Outline five exemptions to the maxim, delegatus non potest delegare.
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1. Outline five exemptions to the maxim, delegatus non potest delegare.
2. In relation to the law of contract, explain five circumstances under which an aggrieved party may lose the right rescission.
3. Explain six duties of an employer to the employee.
4. Outline four reasons that may make a court of law to nullify laws made through delegated legislation.
5. Explain five advantages of making a will in the disposition of property.
6. Explain five characteristics of an easement
7. Highlight six circumstances under which trespass to a person would be justified by law.
8. Chris was employed by Wemba Real Estate to deliver potential customers to buy plots in various localities. Chris became very popular with the customer, to the extent that most of them believed that he was the owner of Wemba Real Estate. This popularity made Chris so arrogant that he started to disrespect the principal. As a result of this conduct, the principal sacked him. In retaliation, Chris
9. Explain five remedies against a trespasser to land.
10. Wisper entered into a contract with Molex Cars Limited for the purchase of a car. She insisted that the car had to be a Toyota model, preferably, white colour. Molex Cars Limited delivered to her a Toyota car but red in colour. Wisper has declined to take delivery of the car, claiming that Molex Cars limited has breached the contract. Explain the legal principles applicable in this case.
11. Explain four grounds for invalidating a will.
12. Explain six shortcoming s of administrative tribunal as a means of solving disputes.
13. In relation to the principle of separation of powers, outline five functions of the executive
14. In relation to the law of property, explain five types of mortgages.
1. Outline five exemptions to the maxim, delegatus non potest delegare.
2. In relation to the law of contract, explain five circumstances under which an aggrieved party may lose the right rescission.
3. Explain six duties of an employer to the employee.
4. Outline four reasons that may make a court of law to nullify laws made through delegated legislation.
5. Explain five advantages of making a will in the disposition of property.
6. Explain five characteristics of an easement
7. Highlight six circumstances under which trespass to a person would be justified by law.
8. Chris was employed by Wemba Real Estate to deliver potential customers to buy plots in various localities. Chris became very popular with the customer, to the extent that most of them believed that he was the owner of Wemba Real Estate. This popularity made Chris so arrogant that he started to disrespect the principal. As a result of this conduct, the principal sacked him. In retaliation, Chris
9. Explain five remedies against a trespasser to land.
10. Wisper entered into a contract with Molex Cars Limited for the purchase of a car. She insisted that the car had to be a Toyota model, preferably, white colour. Molex Cars Limited delivered to her a Toyota car but red in colour. Wisper has declined to take delivery of the car, claiming that Molex Cars limited has breached the contract. Explain the legal principles applicable in this case.
11. Explain four grounds for invalidating a will.
12. Explain six shortcoming s of administrative tribunal as a means of solving disputes.
13. In relation to the principle of separation of powers, outline five functions of the executive
14. In relation to the law of property, explain five types of mortgages.
