Discuss the procedural rules, Business Law and Ethics

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QUESTION 1

Discuss the procedural rules, ways and effectiveness how a-

(i) Civil case; and

(ii) criminal case is brought to court

QUESTION 2

Discuss the different ways and rules that govern how "an information" or indictment in a criminal case can be challenged and subsequently be amended in case of it being defective?

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