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1. Doctrine of separation of powers entails the powers of three organs of the state and must be clearly described in the constitution and they are to be exercised by different persons as laid in the constitution. Therefore, state four functions of executive.
2. With reference to the law of tort, defamation is the publication of a statement which reflects on a person's reputation and tends to lower him in the estimation of right-thinking members of the society. Discuss three essential aspects of the defense of fair comment in an action of defamation.
3. In administrative law, there are so many ways of so many ways of dispute resolution; arbitration as one of them is the settlement of any commercial dispute between two parties by one or more persons called the arbitrator. List six advantages of using arbitration in reaching a settlement in commercial disputes.
4. An insurance contract is where an insurer undertakes, in consideration for a sum of money known as premium paid by insured on happening of a specified future event. Elaborate on ways in which an insurance contract may come to an end or terminate.
5. Guarantee contract is when a guarantor signifies that he will be held liable if the principal debtor fails to pay the creditor. Outline four ways in which surety might be discharged from a contract of guarantee.
6. According to sources of law, the bill is drafted by parliament and passed by the national assembly which presents to the president for his assent where by it will be passed into a law through some stages. Discuss the president's refusal to assent to the bill.
7. Laws are amended by the national assembly so that humans can abide by them since they uphold its etiquette towards the society and in its way of earning a living. In relation to so, list the consequences of breach of rules of conduct.
8. Law of property is concerned with factors affecting land and property at large therefore the use and ownership of property is guided upon and evident in the constitution. Outline six common servitudes under the law of property.
9. Presentation for payment is essential for all bills. If a bill is not presented, the drawer and endorser are discharged but the acceptor is not discharged. Presentment must therefore be done at the proper place. Discuss the rules for determining the proper place for purposes of presentment.
10. A banker is an important person in the negotiable instruments since he deals with cheques. Summarize the circumstances under which the authority of the banker to pay a cheque drawn on him by a customer is terminated.