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Linda Mwaria, a neighbor to Betty Kiriti, accused Betty of interfering with her family affairs. A heated argument followed between the two and Linda slapped Betty on the face. Betty, in return, picked a piece of wood from the ground and struck Linda on the head. Linda was rushed to hospital and was treated for the head injury sustained in the fight. Linda intends to sue Betty for the hospital bill she incurred. Explain the legal principles applicable in this case.
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1. State two types of contract that may bind an infant.
2. State four types of precedents.
3. Outline three grounds in validating a will.
4. List four duties of an employee to his employer.
5. Outline three defences to trespass on land.
6. Name three arms of the government.
7. Outline four characteristics of an easement.
8. Outline three circumstances under which a co-ownership may be terminated
9. List four issues covered by the Kadhi courts.
10. State two ways of appointing an agent.
11. Explain six conditions that African customs should meet to be considered as source of law in Kenya.
12. Explain the meaning of each of the following terms, a used in the law of property. i) Real property; ii) Chose in action; iii) Tenancy at sufferance; iv) Easement.
13. Linda Mwaria, a neighbor to Betty Kiriti, accused Betty of interfering with her family affairs. A heated argument followed between the two and Linda slapped Betty on the face. Betty, in return, picked a piece of wood from the ground and struck Linda on the head. Linda was rushed to hospital and was treated for the head injury sustained in the fight. Linda intends to sue Betty for the hospital bill
14. Explain four remedies available to an aggrieved party for breach of contract.
15. Explain five ways in which a lease may be terminated.
16. In relation to the law of tort, outline four differences between slander and libel.
17. Explain six duties of an agent to the principal, in relation to law of agency.
18. Outline four reasons that may render the office of the president vacant.
19. Explain six advantages enjoyed by tribunals over ordinary courts.
20. Explain four ways in which a will may be revoked.
1. State two types of contract that may bind an infant.
2. State four types of precedents.
3. Outline three grounds in validating a will.
4. List four duties of an employee to his employer.
5. Outline three defences to trespass on land.
6. Name three arms of the government.
7. Outline four characteristics of an easement.
8. Outline three circumstances under which a co-ownership may be terminated
9. List four issues covered by the Kadhi courts.
10. State two ways of appointing an agent.
11. Explain six conditions that African customs should meet to be considered as source of law in Kenya.
12. Explain the meaning of each of the following terms, a used in the law of property. i) Real property; ii) Chose in action; iii) Tenancy at sufferance; iv) Easement.
13. Linda Mwaria, a neighbor to Betty Kiriti, accused Betty of interfering with her family affairs. A heated argument followed between the two and Linda slapped Betty on the face. Betty, in return, picked a piece of wood from the ground and struck Linda on the head. Linda was rushed to hospital and was treated for the head injury sustained in the fight. Linda intends to sue Betty for the hospital bill
14. Explain four remedies available to an aggrieved party for breach of contract.
15. Explain five ways in which a lease may be terminated.
16. In relation to the law of tort, outline four differences between slander and libel.
17. Explain six duties of an agent to the principal, in relation to law of agency.
18. Outline four reasons that may render the office of the president vacant.
19. Explain six advantages enjoyed by tribunals over ordinary courts.
20. Explain four ways in which a will may be revoked.
