1(a) Examine the main ingredients of a valid Agreement. Give a clear example to substantiate. 1(b) (i) (ii) 1(C) (i) (ii) 101) (i) (ii) 2(a) (i) (ii) (8 marks) Explain with an example the legal principle that a past consideration is not a valid consideration. (5 marks) Examine the statement 'consideration need not be adequate but must be sufficient'. You are to provide an example. (5 marks) Define Intention to create legal relations. (2 marks) The Court made presumptions on three types of agreements with regards to the element Intention to create legal relations. Explain the three (3) types of agreements. (6 marks) Describe three (3) types of person who lack Capacity to enter into a contract. (3 marks) A contract may not be enforceable when there is a lack of Consent. Explain briey the following. (6 marks) a) Duress b) Undue Inuence c) Unconscionability Distinguish between terms and representations. (4 marks) Name two (2) sources of terms. (2 marks) (iii) Classify the terms of contract and analyse the remedy(s) of breach of each. (6 marks) 2(b) (i) (ii) State the final judgement in the case of Bettini v Gye (1876). (2 marks) Explain 'quantum meruit'. (2 marks) (iii) Name the two (2) types of Equitable remedies. (2 marks)