Creation of a legally binding contract, Business Law and Ethics

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Question 1:

Define and explain the essential conditions for the creation of a legally binding contract.

You may attempt this question in French.

Question 2:

"Law is inevitably and inextricably linked with morality".

Discuss.

Question 3:

(a) Explain the following grounds under which a litigant may seek judicial review:
(i) Procedural Impropriety
(ii) Irrationality

(b) What remedies are available to a public law litigant seeking judicial review of an administrative decision?

Question 4:

"The interpretation of statutory enactments is the core function of the judiciary."

Define "Statutory Interpretation" and explain the various methods of statutory interpretation which exist.

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