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LAW7265

Principles of contract law (6 points)

(LAW)

Leader: Nyuk Nahan

Offered:
Clayton T1-58 2004 (Day)
Clayton T2-58 2004 (Day)
Clayton T1-58 2005 (Day)
Clayton T2-58 2005 (Day)

Synopsis:

Objectives: On completion of this subject students will have: (a) acquired an understanding of the fundamental concepts of the common law of contract, including formation, terms, breach and damages; (b) acquired a familiarity with the principal Federal and State legislation affecting contracts and the ability to analyse and apply this legislation to contractual situations; (c) developed an understanding of the issues arising in the context of international trade contracts; (d) developed the ability to analyse disputes arising from a contractual relationship and to give appropriate advice to clients involved in such disputes; (e) further developed skills in caselaw analysis and statutory interpretation.

Assessment: Memorandum of Advice: requiring students to analyse a set of instructions from a client involved in a contract dispute and prepare a detailed memorandum of advice: 30%

Contact Hours: 2 hours per week x 12 weeks

Corequisites: LAW7212 and LAW7079. Prohibited combination: LAW2100.


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