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                      INSTRUCTION : TWO COMPULSORY QUESTIONS  QUESTION 1          Section 318 (1b) of the Cameroon penal code of 2016 clearly stipulates that : "whoever causes loss to another by misrepresentation, that is, by destruction, waste or conversion of any property capable of being removed and which was entrusted to him For the purpose of custody, return, accounting or any particular manner of dealing" shall be punished. Discuss (10mks) Question 2      On the 12th of June, Mr Opandada, a businessman arrived the Douala International Airport. After checkout, he hired a taxi from the airport to "Fulawa Hotel" situated in the heart of Bali. There, Mr Opandada was lodged in a room worth 25000CFA  a day.   While in the hotel, Mr Opandada benefited from the restaurant services where he ate and drank during his stay there. Mr Opandada spent nine nights without any problem.       On the 21st of June 2016, a Bill of 425,000frs was presented to Mr Opan

Attempt all questions                1.  What is the problem or problems which the court is called upon to solve when it classifies? With the help of decided cases, consider the approach to the English courts.                           10mks          2.    The name of the subject 'private International law (PIL) is debatable. How far is this true?                   10mks                                       Good luck

                  INSTRUCTIONS : Answer all questions. Marks are reserved for mastery of the law and use of good language. The role of social welfare policy in Cameroon. Discuss.    6mks 2.  The evolution of family allowance in Cameroon is an inherited hybrid from the west. Do you agree? 7mks 3.   Needly distinguish between the following and give their conditions of attainability ; - maternity leave  - delivery allowance  7mks               Good luck 

Great   Britain  As A Regime Of The Majority Party                 Great Britain Is Generally Considered As The Par excellence   Of The Parliamentary Regime. A Parliamentary Regime Is A Regime Based On A Balance Of Collaboration Of Powers, The Possibility Of The Government, Parliament To Initiate Laws And The Existence Of Reciprocal Means Of Influence. That Is The The Right Of Dissolution And The Political Responsibility Of The Government. The British Constitution Shows That The Majority Party Plays An Important Sold In British Politics. This Explanation Corroborates With The Opinion Of Joseph OWONA Who Described The British Political Regime As The  Government Of The The Majority Party.           The Majority Party Can Be Defined In The Context Of The British Political Regime As The Political Party With The Highest Number Of Deputy Members Of The Parliament In The House Of Commons.        In Great Britain, The Political Scene Has Always Been Dominated By Two Principal Parties. I

                   The British Prime minister constitutes on of the incarnations of the British parliamentary regime. A political regime can generally be defined as the totality of de Jura and de facto elements which deals with the organization and functioning of political powers in a given state at a given time. The British political regime is one of the classical examples of the western political regime on the one hand, and the mother of the parliamentary regime on the three other hand. The pm is generally defined as the head of government in charge of the execution of laws. I Great Britain, the first modern prime Minister was Wale Pole while the current Pm is Theresa May. Britain has a parliamentary regime which is defined as regime in which there is collaboration of powers and the existence of reciprocal means of action like the right of dissolution and the political responsibility of the government. The word "omnipotent" in this context refers to an absolute authority

Great Britain As A Regime Of The Majority Party     Great Britain Is Generally Considered As The Parexcellen  Of The Parliamentary Regime. A Parliamentary Regime Is A Regime Based On A Balance Of Collaboration Of Powers, The Possibillity Of The Government, Parliament To Initiate Laws And The Existence Of Reciprocal Means Of Influence. That Is The The Right Of Dissolution And The Political Responsibility Of The Government. The British Constitution Shows That The Majority Party Plays An Important Sold In British Politics. This Explanation Corroborates With The Opinion Of Joseph OWONA Who Described The British Political Regime As The  Government Of The The Majority Party.     The Majority Party Can Be Defined In The Context Of The British Political Regime As The Political Party With The Highest Number Of Deputy Members Of The Parliament In The House Of Commons.       In Great Britain, The Political Scene Has Always Been Dominated By Two Principal Parties. Initially, We We Had Th

La separation des pouvoirs suffit-il  de classer les regimes politiques? ou la separation des pouvoirs et la classification des regimes politiques. This  is a "sujet" question and it's required to be answered in the legal dissertion format.  Credit goes to Club Juris Academise by Mr Reagan. GENERAL INTRODUCTION The theory of separation of power is an important theory of constitutional law which can be traced to the works of john Locke(Essay on civil government, 1960) and Montesquiue (les spirit des loi, 1748). this theory has influenced the classification of some modern political regimes. the separation of powers is based on the ideas that the political powers of the state must be divided and confined in the hands of distinct organs of the state. thus, we shall have the  legislative, the executive, and judicial powers. By political regime we mean the totality of legal and factual factors which give account of the mode of organisation and functioning of p

I- Systematic deficit and budgetary impass : two derrogations of the principle of budgetary balance .      A- Disequilibrium of the budget           1 - expenditure (investment expenditure and functional expenditure)             2- revenue      B- Two derrogations of budgetary balance with similar solutions           1- loans            2- monetary instrument            3- tax control II- Distinct effects      A- Effects of systematic deficit          1- Disequilibrium at the level of general​ and annexed budget           2- the possibility of Budgetary balance at the level of autonomous budget       B- Effects of Budgetary Impasse           1- the profound disequilibrium between revenue and expenditure            2- may result to state's bankruptcy

This question is related to the Finance commission or committee I-  Thé finance Committee: An indispensable actor in the political control of finance law     A- During the adoption of the finance law           1- examination of the finance bill           2- ammenment of the finance law              B- During the execution of the finance law            1- the verification of the respect of budgetary authorization by the agents of execution            2- the on-spot control of documents II- Limits to the power of the finance Committee       A- The legal and technical limits            1- legal limitations of the power of ammenment             2- Technical limitations        B- Political Limitations                  OR I-       A- Domain of application of the power of the finance Committee         1- in the initial finance law         2- regulatory finance law         3- rectificative finance law      B- control mechanisms          1-on-the-spot control          2-