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<=KNEC Craft Certificate in Human Resource Management Module II Business Law Past paper July 2016
Highlight three grounds that may render a misinterpretation fraudulent.
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1. State four branches of law that fall under civil law.
2. Highlight two circumstances under which the authority of an agent cannot be revoked.
3. State four unities that must exist in joint tenancy.
4. State four offences that are tried in a court of martial.
5. In relation to the law of tort, state four acts of conversion.
6. Outline three types of contract that bind an infant.
7. Distinguish between a device and a bequest.
8. Highlight three grounds that may render a misinterpretation fraudulent.
9. State four circumstances under a judge may be removed from office.
10. State two Acts of parliament that may be applied in a contract of employment.
11. Explain six ways in which an offer may be terminated.
12. Explain four reasons that make parliament delegate the law making authority to other persons or bodies.
13. Outline six circumstances under which an agent may incur personal liability
14. Explain four functions of the national assembly.
15. Explain six factors that a court of law may consider when making an order for provision to dependants.
16. Juma Leva’s car was stolen at gun point. After the incident, he placed an advertisement in a daily newspaper, offering ksh. 10,000 to whoever wound find the car and report to the police. Purity Mwande, a friend who had not seen the advertisement, found the car abandoned by the roadside. With the knowledge that the car had been stolen, she immediately rang Juma. She later saw the advertisement and
17. Explain six jurisdictions of the High Court of Kenya
18. In relation to the law of property, explain four rights of a tenant.
19. Explain six duties of employer to the employees.
20. Jones Rwaba, an occupier of Cleanex premises, carried on the business of washing clothes at the premises. A notice warning about slippery floor and the need to take care was strategically placed at the entrance. Claire, holding her clothes, walked into the premises but after a few steps, fell down and broke her leg. As a result, she incurred a huge hospital bill. She intends to sue Jones for
1. State four branches of law that fall under civil law.
2. Highlight two circumstances under which the authority of an agent cannot be revoked.
3. State four unities that must exist in joint tenancy.
4. State four offences that are tried in a court of martial.
5. In relation to the law of tort, state four acts of conversion.
6. Outline three types of contract that bind an infant.
7. Distinguish between a device and a bequest.
8. Highlight three grounds that may render a misinterpretation fraudulent.
9. State four circumstances under a judge may be removed from office.
10. State two Acts of parliament that may be applied in a contract of employment.
11. Explain six ways in which an offer may be terminated.
12. Explain four reasons that make parliament delegate the law making authority to other persons or bodies.
13. Outline six circumstances under which an agent may incur personal liability
14. Explain four functions of the national assembly.
15. Explain six factors that a court of law may consider when making an order for provision to dependants.
16. Juma Leva’s car was stolen at gun point. After the incident, he placed an advertisement in a daily newspaper, offering ksh. 10,000 to whoever wound find the car and report to the police. Purity Mwande, a friend who had not seen the advertisement, found the car abandoned by the roadside. With the knowledge that the car had been stolen, she immediately rang Juma. She later saw the advertisement and
17. Explain six jurisdictions of the High Court of Kenya
18. In relation to the law of property, explain four rights of a tenant.
19. Explain six duties of employer to the employees.
20. Jones Rwaba, an occupier of Cleanex premises, carried on the business of washing clothes at the premises. A notice warning about slippery floor and the need to take care was strategically placed at the entrance. Claire, holding her clothes, walked into the premises but after a few steps, fell down and broke her leg. As a result, she incurred a huge hospital bill. She intends to sue Jones for
