1. In a dynamic business environment, an organisation has to be ethical in its behaviour towards the customers and the society. Give five (5) examples to illustrate the ethical behavmwjomtmlrms of a business in its dealings with customers. 2. (a) Explain three roles leaders in business organisations can instil ethical a m among the employees. (b) Discuss how society can inuence business organisations to institute ethical culture development. 3. In a judicial system, judges make laws to be followed by the courts and this legal process is known as the \"judicial precedents\". (a) Critically evaluate three (3) advantages and disadvantages of Judicial Precedents. (b) If the law in the country can be developed througi judicial precedents, is there a need for the development of statutory law? Critically justify your answer. (25 marks) (12cmarks) (1 3 marks) (12 marks) (13 marks) 4. John and his wife, Josephine, read about an advertisement in a local newspapers about. restaurant ABC charging RlvilOO for a dinner of two in the month of October. They take the trouble to drive to the restaurant to get the menu and to make a booking. They approach the clerk at the counter and discuss about the menu for the dinner. John suggests and asks for a dessert to be included. On the appointed day, Mr and Mrs John arrive at the restaurant and they \\ discover that no table has been reserved for them. They are disappointed and embarrassed. However, the restaurant manager offers them a table but with a different menu at the same price. John does not want to accept the manager's offer and leaves the restaurant. John is contemplating to sue the management of the restaurant. You are required to answer the following questions: 1 Explain the legal implication of the advertisement made by the Restaurant ABC. (8 marks) 2. Discuss the legal implicatios of the interaction between John and the clerk at the counter. (8 marks)a 3. Explain the legal implication of the interactions between the restaurant manager and John. (9 marks)