1.A law of contract is a legally binding agreement made by two or more parties. By so summarize four ways in which a contract might be discharged by operation of the law.

2.In relations to law of contracts, a void contract is a contract that confer no right or no obligations on the parties hence treated as non-existence. With so describe three mistakes that render a contract void.

3.In a context of the law of contract, explain the categories of contracts that are considered illegal on the ground that they are opposed to public policy.

4.In relation to negotiable instruments highlight various ways in which a bill may be discharged.

5.Presentation of a bill of exchange is governed by various rules. In relation to the above statement discuss the rules that govern the presentation of a bill of exchange.

6.For a person to qualify as a holder in due course he must satisfy various condition. State the four condition that a person must satisfy in order to qualify a holder in due course.

7.With references to the law relating marine insurance explain the meaning of the term maritime perils and highlight the four matters that marine insurance policy must satisfy.

8.Public law is categorized into civil law and criminal law therefore distinguish "civil law" and "criminal law" on the basis of the two aspects: the parties and burden of proof.

9.With reference to international law: distinguish between "public international law" and "private international law" and define the term treaty and its types.

10.In the constitutional law there are various sources of law evident there and the constitution is given priority over the others. Outline four ways which the supremacy of the constitution is manifested in the country.