2. Supporting your answer with relevant case law, briefly discuss the requirements for the creation of a contract and in doing so explain how the courts or judges approach the question of these requirements. (20 marks) 3. With the aid of relevant case law and practical examples discuss the proposition that consideration need not be adequate but must be sufficient. (20 marks) 4. Explain the various ways in which the courts seek to distinguish between terms of contract and mere representations. Use relevant case law to support your answer. (20 marks) 5. Citing relevant case authorities discuss the question of capacity to contract in relation to minors. (20 marks)