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|BA HONS IN LAW |

|EXAMINATION: |
|TORT LAW 1 |
|YEAR 1 |

|Time/Date: | |
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|Sem 1 20** |DURATION: 2 HOURS |

|Internal Examiner: |ELLIOTT PAYNE, M.A, LLB, SOLICITOR |
|External Examiner: |?????????????????????? |

|Instructions To Candidates |
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|ANSWER FOUR QUESTIONS.

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