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Q. (a) Explain with reference to the Contracts Act 1950, relevant cases and examples, if any: i) The doctrine of frustration (3 marks) ii) The requirement of the law that parties to Read More …

Q. (a) Awie appointed Zamri as his agent to buy Rahmat’s land at Jalan Pantai at a price not exceeding RM90,000. The land was urgently needed for the expansion of Awie’s business. Read More …

Q. (a) Answer questions (i) and (ii) based on the Contracts Act, 1950. (i) With reference to the provisions of the Contracts Act, 1950 explain the conditions of accepting an offer. (3 Read More …

Q. (a) Explain how an agency by necessity is created. (3 marks) (b) Briefly explain the duties of a principal towards his agent. (5 marks) (c) Explain any one (1) way in Read More …

Q. (a) (i) Explain the meaning of discharge of contract by performance. Click here if you cannot access the link. (3 marks) (ii) Mark rented David’s hall for the purpose Read More …

Q. a. Explain the various ways an agency relationship may arise. (5 marks) b. State any five (5) exceptions to the general maxim ‘delegatus non potest delegare’ (5 marks) c. Tom, Lam Read More …

Q. a. Answer questions (i) and (ii) based on the Contracts Act 1950. (i) Under what circumstances will ‘mistake’ prevent the formation of a valid contract? (3 marks) (ii) Serena sold Read More …

Q. a. (i) Explain the duties that the law imposes on an agent towards his principal. (5 marks) (ii) Define the term ‘agency’ and the contractual relationship that arises in an agency Read More …

Q.a. Under the law of contract: (i) Explain the meaning of ‘proposal’ and ‘acceptance’. (3 marks) (ii) Distinguish between a ‘proposal’ and ‘an invitation to treat’. (3 marks) (iii) Explain how a Read More …

Q. (a) State and explain three (3) ways by which an agency may arise. (3 marks) (b) Briefly explain five (5) of the duties of an agent towards his principal. (5 marks) Read More …

Q. (a) (i) Explain the meaning of “consideration need not be adequate” under the law of contract. (3 marks) (ii) Mark entered into a contract with David to purchase all the produce Read More …

Q. (a) Describe the nature of a relationship between a banker and a customer in the context of an agency relationship. (5 marks) (b) Bob engaged Jack to transport some mangrove trunks Read More …

Q. (a) There are certain advantages and disadvantages in applying the system of binding judicial precedents. State three advantages of applying this system. (3 marks) (b) In relation to the law of Read More …

Q. a. Do, Re and Mi decided to form a partnership business selling cosmetics. However, the partnership agreement excludes Do from sharing any profit. Is Do a partner within the requirement Read More …

Q. a. (i) Explain what is meant by ‘restraint of trade’ and the exceptions as provided in Contracts Act 1950. (4 marks) (ii) State the agreements which are declared void by the Read More …

Q. (a) N/A Sale of Goods Act, 1957. (b) Describe the conditions that must be met for the creation of an agency by necessity. (5 marks) (c) Give a summarized description Read More …

Q. (a) Sources of Malaysian Law may be classified into written and unwritten law. State and describe any three of these sources. (4 marks) (b) State three (3) situations where a contract Read More …

Q. (a) A contract of agency may be expressed or implied from certain circumstances and conduct of the parties. Describe three ways by which an agency relationship may arise. (6 Read More …

Q. (a) State at least five (5) of the sources of both ‘written’ and ‘unwritten’ law in Malaysia. (5 marks) (b) Under the law of contract: (i) What is the meaning Read More …

Q. (a) List six (6) exceptions to the general principle that an agent cannot delegate the authority given to him by his principal. (6 marks) (b) Amat, an agent was authorised by Read More …