This document consists of all the questions and answers that students need to prepare for the NTL course exam (which is about Section B of the NTL 110, 111 and 112 courses). All questions and answers are based on the book 'The Mediterranean socio-cultural environment' by Ernest van Eck and Kobus Kok written in 2010. I am sure that this document will greatly assist you in your preparations.

Strategic planning is a critical process that organizations engage in to identify what they are and where they want to be in the future. (a) Identify the three levels of strategy. (b) Explain where marketing planning fits into this process. (c) Describe the benefits of marketing planning

In-depth summary of Unit 7 (required for KRM exam Section B). Summary includes: 1. Lecture Notes 2. Unit Notes 3. Prescribed reading All important points are clearly highlighted in the summary. No unnecessary information has been added.

In-depth summary of Unit 9 (required for KRM exam Section B). Summary includes: 1. Lecture Notes 2. Unit Notes 3. Prescribed reading All important points are clearly highlighted in the summary. No unnecessary information has been added.

In-depth summary of Unit 6 (required for KRM exam Section B). Summary includes: 1. Lecture Notes 2. Unit Notes 3. Prescribed reading All important points are clearly highlighted in the summary. No unnecessary information has been added.

In-depth summary of Unit 4 (required for KRM exam Section B). Summary includes: 1. Lecture Notes 2. Unit Notes 3. Prescribed reading All important points are clearly highlighted in the summary. No unnecessary information has been added.

In-depth summary of Unit 8 (required for KRM exam Section B). Summary includes: 1. Lecture Notes 2. Unit Notes 3. Prescribed reading All important points are clearly highlighted in the summary. No unnecessary information has been added.

In-depth summary of Unit 5 (required for KRM exam Section B). Summary includes: 1. Lecture Notes 2. Unit Notes 3. Prescribed reading All important points are clearly highlighted in the summary. No unnecessary information has been added.

CHAPTER ONE THE NATURE AND BASIS OF CONTRACT THE NOTION OF CONTRACT A contract is an agreement between two or more parties with a serious intention of creating a legally bindingobligation(s) – animus contrahendi Legally bindingagreements that are not contracts: • Obligationary agreements – where obligations are created, i.e. sale and lease agreements • Absolving agreements – where obligations are canceled, i.e. settlement agreements • Real or transfer agreements – where rig...