When do property, risk and title pass in a contract, Business Law and Ethics

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QUESTION 1

(a) What are the ways in which a contract may be terminated?

(b) Elaborate on two of them

QUESTION 2

When do property, risk and title pass in a contract?

QUESTION 3

What are the duties of seller and buyer under a contract of CIF and FOB respectively?

QUESTION 4

Write short notes on two of the following-

(a) Where patents are not granted

(b) The economic rights pertaining to copyright

(d) Bribery by public official

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