1.(a). Onyango was owner of a piece of Land in Nakuru. Due to bursting of two ancient tankssituated onhis land. Water escaped and caused damage to Kirui’s property and alsoinjured Kirui’s maid, Chemweno. The tanks have been in existence on the land for quitesome time. They were not merely for the benefit of Onyango alone, …

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1.(a). Onyango was owner of a piece of Land in Nakuru. Due to bursting of two ancient tankssituated onhis land. Water escaped and caused damage to Kirui’s property and alsoinjured Kirui’s maid, Chemweno. The tanks have been in existence on the land for quitesome time. They were not merely for the benefit of Onyango alone, …

Continue reading ““Every man is bound to use his own property in such a manner as not to injure the property of his neighbour and not to cause the discomfort in use and enjoyment of his neighbours property “. House of Lords on St. Hellen smelting Co. v Tipping (1865). Analyse the above statement bringing out clearly the facts in the above case, what the defence Lawyers said and the Judgment of the Court in regard to tort of nuisance”

1.(a). Onyango was owner of a piece of Land in Nakuru. Due to bursting of two ancient tankssituated onhis land. Water escaped and caused damage to Kirui’s property and alsoinjured Kirui’s maid, Chemweno. The tanks have been in existence on the land for quitesome time. They were not merely for the benefit of Onyango alone, …

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1.(a). Onyango was owner of a piece of Land in Nakuru. Due to bursting of two ancient tankssituated onhis land. Water escaped and caused damage to Kirui’s property and alsoinjured Kirui’s maid, Chemweno. The tanks have been in existence on the land for quitesome time. They were not merely for the benefit of Onyango alone, …

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1. Question ONE IS COMPULSORY2. Answer any other TWO questions1. John lives in a flat with many residential units within Rafiki Area around KabarakUniversity. On the night of 28th/29th October 2010, John while sleeping in his house isawakened by a commotion in Steve house next door. The John hears Steve’s voice shout“I am dying. Zadock …

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Explain seven(7) unique major features of e-commerce technology giving concrete examples of business significance in Tourism.

1.(a). Law of tort offers protection for a person from injury to his/her reputation. Defamation ispublication of a statement which tends to lower the reputation of the Plaintiff in theestimation of the right thinking members of the society. One of the requirements whichthe Plaintiff must prove is that the statement must be defamatory.

1a)Differentiate between Digital markets and Digital goods with reference to Hospitality and Tourism. (3marks)

Q1. “European colonizers found nations in Africa, but they left nation-states.” Comment (17 ½ marks)Q2. Analyze the main characteristics of the pre-colonial African Nation (17 ½ marks)Q3. Explain how and why nationalism which helped liberate Africans from colonialism failed to be people’s road map to development (17 ½ marks)

1.(a). Law of tort offers protection for a person from injury to his/her reputation. Defamation ispublication of a statement which tends to lower the reputation of the Plaintiff in theestimation of the right thinking members of the society. One of the requirements whichthe Plaintiff must prove is that the statement must be defamatory.