The rule in Rylands V. Fletcher is the rule of strict liability or liability without fault. This rule is to the effect that a person who for his own purpose brings to his land and keeps there anything likely to Read More …
Day: October 11, 2020
Causes of legacy to fail in the Law of Succession
Lapsing: a legacy lapses in circumstances in which the beneficiary predecease the donor. Ademption: a legacy deems if a particular subject matter bequeathed to a particular beneficiary does not belong to the testator or does not exist. Abatement: a legacy Read More …
Duties of a personal representative in the Law of Succession Act
Provide and pay out of the deceased’s estate, reasonable funeral expenses. Get in all the free property of the deceased including debts. Pay out of the deceased’s estate, all expenses of obtaining the grant of representation and administration. Ascertain and Read More …
Meaning of will and how may a testator revoke a written will
Under the provisions of the Law of Succession Act, a will is the legal declaration by a person of his intentions or wishes regarding the disposition of his property after death duly made and executed in accordance with the provisions Read More …
Meaning of a dependant as provided in the Law of Succession Act.
Statutory Power of Sale: this is the power of the mortgagee to sell the security if Roy fails to repay the loan. The mortgagee must give the requisite notices to the mortgagor i.e. Roy. Fore Closure: this is a foreclosing Read More …
Items which must be contained in the application form for registration in order for the trademark to be registered
Name of the applicant i.e. Inventive Mind Co. Ltd and its postal address. A short description of the drug in question. A drawing of the trade mark.
