Business Law
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Business Law is a foundation course for business students which introduce them to the major sources of law and deals with the main principles concerning the formation of contract, inter alia.
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The Fair Competition Act of 1993 is two fold - It regulates the competitive environment and it seeks to provide consumer protection ..read more
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Speciality Contract. Concerned with when the transfer of the property in the Goods passes from the Seller to the Buyer. What is a Sale? What is an Agreement to Sell ..read more
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Consideration. What constitutes good consideration. Executors, Executed and Past Consideration. The Rule in Pinel's Case and the exceptions to the rule of Past Consideration ..read more
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Distinction between Offer and Invitation to Treat, Termination of Offer, Acceptance ..read more
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There are five elements of contract formation, namely valid offer, valid acceptance, good consideration, intention to be legally bound and capacity. In this session we are exploring what constitutes a valid offer and how that is distinct from an invitation to treat ..read more
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In Part 1 we looked at Mistake as a vitiating factor. Here we turn our focus to Misrepresentation. We are concerned with typology, effect and remedies. The extent and the limitation of those remedies ..read more
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Having established a valid contract and what are the express, implied or intermediary terms of that contract, the questions is can anything render such a contract invalid and if yes, what are those factors? What remedies are available? What is the typology of the vitiating factors ..read more
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Having established the elements of a valid contract we now turn our attention to the content of the contract. What are the Express and or implied terms to which the parties have bound themselves to perform. If the fail so to do, what are the consequences ..read more
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The intention to be legally bound is at the heart of contract formation. This is and objective test taking into account whether the Agreements are Domestic or Commercial. Less emphasized is the capacity to contract, is the person an adult or minor of sound or unsound mind. Sober or drunk ..read more