ACTIVITIES PRE-CLASS ACTIVITIES: 1. Write in your own words your understanding of consideration" 2. Write down what you know about how either your Customary Law or Islamic Law treats the concept of consideration in customary law of contract or Islamic Law of Contract 3. Make a list of at least 10 things you think qualify as consideration 4. State what was not accepted as consideration (and why)in Falmigh v Fafough [1995] 3 NWER pl. 384, p. 343 5. State the difference between these case: LA Cardoso v The Executory of the Late L.A. Doherty (1938) 4 WACA. 78 and Thomas Thomas (1842) 2 QB 851 6. Write a summary of the following cases (a) UTC Haur (1940) 6 WACA 148, (b) Akenzura II Oba of Benin Benin Divisional Council, [1959] WRNLR 1 (c) Bendel Statev Okwumah (d) Chappel & Co Lid Nestle (1960) AC 87 (e) Walte Blue (1893) 23 LJ Ex 36 in Younis v Chidiak (1970) ALL NLR 188 (9) NBN Savol WA Ltd [1994] 3 NWLR Pt 333 p. 435 (h) Hughes v Metropolitan Ry Co (1877) (i) High Trees Calle c) Offiong v African Dev Corp Id [1964] 2 All NLR 75 (k) Tika Tore Press Abina [1974) 4 UILR 145 7. Summarise the role of consideration in the modification of existing contracts 8. Summarise the essential elements of the doctrine of promissory estoppel' and explain how the doctrine of promissory estoppels leads to the enforcement of some promises which are not supported by consideration 9. List any judicial decision that you know relating to consideration which decision you consider unfair or unjust stating your reason(s) for your opinion