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1.Any person who has been appointed to represent another in dealings with parties is an agent. There are however persons who regularly act for others in business transactions as professional agents. Discuss four examples of professional agents.

2.Under the Sale of Goods Act, where there is a contract for the sale of specific or ascertained goods, the property in the goods is transferred to the buyer at such a time as the parties to the contract intend to be transferred. Discuss the rules for determining when the property passes from seller to the buyer.

3.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.

4.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.

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

6.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.

7.One of the important legal maxims in the application of the law of agency is expressed as;" A delegate cannot further delegate." In relation to the above statement, discuss five circumstances under which an agent might appoint a sub agent.

8.The hire purchase act implies some terms in every hire purchase agreement. One of these terms is merchantability. This is a condition that the goods are of merchantable quality unless they are second hand. There are however some instances when this condition may be dispensed with. Outline two of the instances when merchantability may be dispensed with.

9.In law of agency, it mainly focuses on the relationship between the principal and the agent who acts on his behalf; therefore, explain three conditions that should be fulfilled for agency by necessity to arise.

10.A partnership is a contract based on more than two people with different business idea coming together. Summarize four conditions that must be met before a partner in a firm could bind other partners in transactions with third parties.

Environment and land are emerging issues and trends in the state economy due to so discuss four areas of jurisdiction of the environment and land court in your country