Month: September 2020

A bill of exchange may be discharged in the following ways: Payment in due course Acceptor the holder at maturity or merger Cancellation Material alteration Non-presentation for payment Renunciation or waiver

This is the adoption or affirmation by the “principal” of a contract previously entered into by another person purpoting to act on his behalf. Ratification creates agency after the “agent” has acted. The relationship arises when the “principal” adopts or Read More …

Duties of the buyer towards the seller: Take delivery Under section 28 of the Sale of Goods Act, it is the duty of the buyer to take delivery of the goods the subject matter of the contract failing which he Read More …

The definition for unascertained goods is the goods that are not specifically identified at the time a contract of sale is made Categories of unascertained goods. Goods to be manufactured by the seller Crops to be grown by the seller Purely generic goods An unidentified Read More …

Private Nuisance: This is the unlawful interference of a person’s use of land or right over or in connection with his land. It entails an unreasonable behaviour which interferes with another persons use of his land. It affects the individual Read More …

Private Nuisance: This is the unlawful interference of a person’s use of land or right over or in connection with his land. It entails an unreasonable behaviour which interferes with another persons use of his land. It affects the individual Read More …