Subject description
LLB1120 introduces students to the substantive law of contract. Using the casebook method, the legal principles governing formation of contract are examined in detail. Other topics covered include equitable estoppel, the statutory requirement that some contracts be evidenced by writing and the effect of the doctrine of privity upon the … For more content click the Read More button below.
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LLB 120 - Law of Contract A
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Engagement hours
Contact Hours:1 hr online lecture, 2 hr Seminar
Learning outcomes
On successful completion of this subject, students will be able to:
1.
Explain the legal principles that govern formation of contract and the creation of enforceable contractual rights and obligations, and analyse and apply those legal principles to provide a reasoned analysis of real and hypothetical problems;
2.
Analyse the distinctive nature of contractual obligations with other areas of civil obligations such as tort, restitution and equitable estoppel and apply technical legal knowledge to solve complex problems;
3.
Evaluate the operation of the law of contract within its social and economic context;
4.
Apply critical reading and case analysis skills utilising the common law method and the doctrine of precedent; and
5.
Critically analyse the theoretical underpinnings of contract law with reference to their broader context and a range of diverse critical perspectives.
Assessment details
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Written Assignment
Final Exam
Textbook information
No prescribed textbooks for this subject. Students will be advised of recommended texts at the commencement of session