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In relation to the law of tort, explain what is meant the following: (i) Private nuisance (ii) Public nuisance (iii) Giving examples, outline the circumstances when a private individual may sue on his own behalf for public nuisance
Citing relevant case law, discuss the doctrine of equitable estoppel, outlining the circumstances under which it arises
Explain the powers of the Business Premises Rent Tribunal as provided under the Landlord and Tenant Act of the laws of your country
Write explanatory notes on the following: i) Supremacy of the constitution ii) The rule of law iii) Identify the factors that may undermine the rule of law in a country
Explain the evolution of the doctrine of equity, indicating its contribution to the legal system of your country
The fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual are guaranteed the constitution but are subject to respect for the rights and freedoms of others and for public interest. With reference to life, liberty, security of the person and protection of law: a) Explain circumstances when a person shall not be regarded as having been deprived of his life in contravention of the provisions of the Constitution if he dies as a result of the use of force b) Cite instances when a person shall be lawfully deprived of personal liberty
Explain the contents of the memorandum required as evidence of a contract
Citing examples, write brief notes on the following: i) Contracts which must be under seal ii) Contracts which must be in writing iii) Contracts which must be evidenced in writing
Structure of Courts in Kenya, Establishment, Composition and their Jurisdiction
a) Illustrate three ways in which property may be acquired b) Give details of four types of tenancies
A will is a declaration made a person during his lifetime, of his intention concerning disposal of his property after his death. In relation to wills: a) Explain the characteristics of a valid will b) Describe the formalities of a valid will c) Explain the ways in which a will can be revoked d) Give details of the duties of a personal representative
Describe the remedies of a legal mortgage
Discuss the ways in which a pawn can be redeemed
a) Define a “pledge‟ and distinguish a pledge from a mortgage b) Explain the main characteristics of a pledge
Explain the exceptions to the “nemo dat” rule
With reference to a contract of sale of goods, explain the implied conditions on the part of the seller
With reference to a contract of sale of goods, explain the implied conditions on the part of the seller
On the grounds of public policy and in order to preserve and protect the cherished right of freedom of speech, certain statements which may be defamatory are protected law. The public interest in free speech is allowed to override the private right of interest of a person whose reputation has been injured. a) Define the term “defamation” and indicate the forms which defamation can take b) Explain in detail the occasions when a statement would enjoy privilege and hence not actionable in court c) Explain the four essential aspects of the defence of fair comment in an action for defamation
One of the recognized sources of law in a country are the are the Acts of Parliament. Explain the advantages of Acts of Parliament as a source of law
Most of the legal systems have their origins in ancient customs of the nation. Customs could therefore be said to be the oldest source of law. However, in order to gain recognition and enforcement the courts, the particular custom should have certain characteristics. State and explain these characteristics

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