1.Equity is a virtue that is needed mostly in daily practices since it enhances justice and fairness to the society and legal practices in sources of law. Highlight three contributions of equity to the development of the legal system.

2.With regard to administrative law: summarize three grounds upon which court might interfere with the decisions of an administrative body.

3.Summarize three exceptions laid down in Tournier V. National Provisional and Union Bank of England (1924), regarding the bank's disclosure concerning its customers' affairs.

4.In relation to the law governing sale of goods, only the owner of the goods can validly sell them (nemo dat quod non habet rule). Explain the exceptions to the above rule.

5.Under the hire purchase act, certain provisions are deemed void if contained in the hire purchase agreement. With reference to the above statement, explain three such provisions.

6.For a hire purchase agreement to be enforceable, it must contain certain requirements. With reference to the above statement, explain these requirements.

7.Where goods have been let under a hire purchase agreement and two-thirds of the hire purchase price has been paid the owner shall not enforce any right to recover possession of goods from the hirer otherwise than by suit. Explain three consequences of contravention of the above provision by the owner.

8.A party making an application to the high court to set aside an arbitral award must furnish proof of certain matters. With reference to the above statement, describe the proof that the party must furnish.

9.In relation to the court system structure in your country, state five superior courts and explain the composition and jurisdiction of the khadi's court.

10.With reference to settlement of disputes through commercial arbitration, summarize the form and information that should be contained in the arbitral award.