Month: September 2020

The main equitable remedies include: Injunction: this is an order of the court which restrains a person from doing or continuing to do a particular thing or compels him to undo what he has wrongly done. May be temporal or Read More …

Law of Contract: is concerned with rights, duties and remedies of parties to a contract. It defines a contract, prescribes its elements identifies its terms and their effect and lays out the vitiating elements. It prescribes how a contract may Read More …

Section 29 of the Law of Succession Act, defines the term “dependant” by identifying the categories of persons who in law are deemed to be dependants. The wife or wives and former wife or wives of the deceased.  Children Read More …

Under the provisions of the Law of succession Act, A will is the legal declaration by a person of his intention or wishes regarding the disposition of his property after death duly made and executed in accordance with the provisions Read More …

The buyer can reject the goods for breach of a condition to be performed by the seller for example.  If the seller delivers more goods than the quantity contracted for.  If the seller delivers less goods than the Read More …

Credit sale This is a sale on credit. This is a contract of sale of goods whereby the purchase price is payable by five or more instalments. The property in this case passes on the payment of the first instalment Read More …