Introduction A tax is defined as a compulsory contribution to the government from its citizens that is used to pay for expenses incurred for the common interest of all persons without reference to any special benefits being conferred to the Read More …
Day: October 13, 2020
Ways in which the tort of conversion may be committed
The tort of conversion may be committed in any of the following ways: Taking another’s goods or dispossessing. Destroying or altering another’s goods. Receiving another goods Misdelivery of goods Disposition with delivery. Disposition without delivery. Refusal to surrender on demand.
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Enforce by suit or otherwise all causes of action surviving the deceased or arising out his death for his estate. Sell or otherwise turn to account all or any part of the assets vested in him if necessary or desirable. Read More …
Conditions to be fulfilled before a gift in contemplation of death can take effect
Under section 31 of the Law of Succession Act, for a donatio Mortis Causa to take effect the following conditions must be fulfilled. The donor was at the time contemplating death by reason of a present illness or present or Read More …
Circumstances under which the court may make a limited grant of administration as provided under the law of succession
This problem is based on negotiation and dishonour of bills of exchange. Abel Rigo is the recipient of the bill of exchange and for value. It is apparent that the bill was obtained fraudulently by Boaz Ngao and Abel Rigo Read More …
Meaning of the term “holder” in relation to a bill of exchange and the duties of a holder of a bill of exchange
A “holder” is a person who is in possession of a bill as of right either as the payee or endorsee or bearer. A bona fide holder acquires a defect free title and can sue on it in his own Read More …
