Business law questions

1.The court system in Kenya is used to pass judgement to the wrongdoers based on their offence. Summarize, five grounds upon which a judge of a superior court might be removed from office.

2.Judicial precedent is a legal system governing most countries state affairs for efficient governing of it. List some arguments for and against the system of judicial precedent (judicial activism) within any legal system.

3.There are some legal expressions used in creation of precedents since they are the major contributing factor to its wellbeing. Therefore, distinguish legal expressions in precedent creation (ratio decidendi and obiter dicta.)

4.Doctrine of precedents is mostly used in most states in operation of their legal system due to their efficiency in their mode of work. In relation to so, explain three main methods of their operation within a legal system.

5.Law mainly focuses on the rules and regulations that guide human conduct or behavior so if you had been injured by a defendant's breach of duty to care thereby causing injury or damage to your property or person, under which law would you prefer to take action and why?

6.With specific reference to the court structure in your country: outline two qualifications that a person must possess in order to qualify for appointment as a judge of superior court.

7.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.

8.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.

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

10.Damages are a common law remedy awarded in tort and are intended as a compensation for a plaintiff's loss? In relation to the above statement, describe five categories of damages available to a plaintiff.