Use the class readings to respond to the following questions

1.The high court can remove an arbitrator where he has misconducted himself. Explain three ways in which the misconduct by an arbitrator might arise.

2.Natural justice is the rule against bias and right to a fair hearing and its duty act fairly. With reference to the principle of natural justice, highlight eight rights of an accused person in criminal proceedings.

3.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.

4.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.

5.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.

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 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.

9.In relation to the sources of law: explain the meaning of the term "common law "and state four characteristics that a custom under African customary law should satisfy to be enforceable.

10.With the use of appropriate examples, highlight four circumstances under which African customary law may be used as a source of law and matters in which African customary law can be applied.