Month: September 2020

Statute” means an Act of Parliament or Legislation. This is law made by parliament directly in exercise of the Legislative Power conferred upon it by the constitution, for example The Childrens Act, Agriculture Act. It is recognized as a source Read More …

EXEMPTION POLICY & MAPPING DOCUMENTS (2)

KISEB Exemption form (1)

KISEB Exam entry form

KISEB Registration form

Put the tenant in possession: the landlord must handover to the tenant such means as will enable him enter into occupation. Duty of repair: the landlord is bound to repair the roof, main drains, common passages and installations. Ensure quiet Read More …

Principal of insurance Insurable interest: this is the financial or monetary or pecuniary interest which is at stake or danger if the subject matter is uninsured. It is the interest which a person has in subject matter, which he stands Read More …

Put the goods into a deliverable state. Deliver the goods the subject matter of contract Pass a good title to the buyer Supply goods of the right quantity Supply goods of the same quality Under section 36 of the Sale Read More …

Remedies for breach of contract are either common law or equitable. Whereas a common law remedies are enforced as of right, i.e. the plaintiff is entitled to the remedy if a breach of contract or loss are proved, equitable remedies Read More …

Under section 39 of the Partnership Act, a court may order the dissolution of a partnership on the following grounds: If a partner has become a lunatic or is permanently of unsound mind If a partner is continuously guilty of Read More …