All relevant information is provided please attempt

Beginning in the early 1800's, Hawaiian leaders and American settlers repeatedly attempted to divide the lands of the kingdom among the crown, the chiefs, and the common people. These efforts proved largely unsuccessful, however, and the land remained in the hands of a few. In the mid-1960's, after extensive hearings, the Hawaii Legislature discovered that, while the State and Federal Governments owned almost 49% of the State's land, another 47% was in the hands of only 72 private landowners. See Brief for the Hou Hawaiians and Maui Loa, Chief of the Hou Hawaiians, as Amici Curiae 32. The legislature further found that 18 landholders, with tracts of 21,000 acres or more, owned more than 40% of this land and that on Oahu, the most urbanized of the islands, 22 landowners owned 72.5% of the fee simple titles. Id., at 32-33. The legislature concluded that concentrated land ownership was responsible for skewing the State's residential fee simple market, inflating land prices, and injuring the public tranquility and welfare.

1.

a) Highlight six functions of the judiciary in your country.

2.

b) Explain two circumstances under which a party might challenge a arbitral award in the high court.

3.

a) Describe the jurisdiction of the employment and labor Relations Court (formerly the industrial court) in your country.

4.

a) State four ways through which the independence of the judiciary might be actualized

5.

b) Discuss five circumstances under which the High court might set aside arbitral award

6.

b) In relation to the court system in your country:

i.State five superior courts

ii.Explain the composition and jurisdiction of the kadhi's court

7.

b) with specific reference to the court structure in your country.

i.List four superior courts

ii.Outline two qualifications that a person must possess in order to qualify for appointment as a judge of superior court.

8.

b) Explain five powers of the business premises rent tribunal in your country.

9.

c) A party making an application to the high court to set aside an arbitral award must furnish proof of certain matters.

With reference to above statement, descried the proof that the party must furnish.

10.

b) Explain three duties of the attorney general in your country.