Questions

1.In its supervisory jurisdiction and civil jurisdiction, the high court can grant remedies that ensure the enjoyment of fundamental rights by individuals. Identify five remedies that may be granted by the high court to enforce the enjoyment of fundamental rights and freedoms of citizens.

2.The judiciary is the arm of government that is concerned with the application of the law in adjudicating over legal disputes. Explain five function of judiciary.

3.In relation to administrative law, explain five remedies which the high court might award a party whose fundamental rights and freedoms have been infringed upon.

4.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.

5.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.

6.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.

7. A guarantee contract has played an important role in commercial law thus has so many

contributory aspects. With so, list the advantages of a guarantee contract.

8. A guarantee contract when faced with some difficulties there will be situations where

surety's secondary liability comes to an end. Therefore, discuss the vitiating factors or ways

of discharge by invalidation of guarantee contract.

9. However, the partners may on their own accord reduce the basis of their relationship into a

formal document detailing the terms and the condition of the association. The document is

the Partnership Deed or Agreement or Articles of Partnership thus list the contents of a

partnership deed.

10. Non-registration of a partnership form of business organization may be faced with some

consequences since it is against the law. In addition to so, list the tights of a firm not affected

with non-registration.