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Introduction to Business Law

La Trobe University

Introduction to Business Law

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Introduction to Business Law

La Trobe University

Introduction to Business Law

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Introduction to Business Law

La Trobe University

Introduction to Business Law

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This lecture is on negligent misstatements. It is about liability based on negligence for careless statements made by a person, verbally or in writing, in circumstances where the maker of the statement knew or ought to have known that that reci
This lecture is on negligent misstatements. It is about liability based on negligence for careless statements made by a person, verbally or in writing, in circumstances where the maker of the statement knew or ought to have known that that reci
This lecture is on negligent misstatements. It is about liability based on negligence for careless statements made by a person, verbally or in writing, in circumstances where the maker of the statement knew or ought to have known that that reci
Tort law is introduced and distinguished from crime and contract. Business people may engage in conduct which may amount to civil wrongs for which they may be liable to compensate the victim who has suffered loss. Categories of tort law include
Tort law is introduced and distinguished from crime and contract. Business people may engage in conduct which may amount to civil wrongs for which they may be liable to compensate the victim who has suffered loss. Categories of tort law include
This week's lecture is on unconscionable conduct/contracts as provided for under ss 20, 21 and 23 of the ACL. s 20 incorporates common law principles established in Commercial Bank of Australia v Amadio; s 21 targets the conduct of persons in
This week's lecture is on unconscionable conduct/contracts as provided for under ss 20, 21 and 23 of the ACL. s 20 incorporates common law principles established in Commercial Bank of Australia v Amadio; s 21 targets the conduct of persons in
This week's lecture is on unconscionable conduct/contracts as provided for under ss 20, 21 and 23 of the ACL. s 20 incorporates common law principles established in Commercial Bank of Australia v Amadio; s 21 targets the conduct of persons in
This week's lectures are on s 18 of the Australian Consumer Law which prohibits misleading or deceptive conduct in trade or commerce. The presentation will cover the elements of s 18 as well as remedies available to the innocent party when a br
This week's lectures are on s 18 of the Australian Consumer Law which prohibits misleading or deceptive conduct in trade or commerce. The presentation will cover the elements of s 18 as well as remedies available to the innocent party when a br
This week's lectures are on s 18 of the Australian Consumer Law which prohibits misleading or deceptive conduct in trade or commerce. The presentation will cover the elements of s 18 as well as remedies available to the innocent party when a br
This week's discussion is on implied guarantees and specifically implied guarantee as to correspondence with sample and demonstration model, and repairs and spare parts all implied into consumer contracts for sale of good. Also discussed are gu
This week's discussion is on implied guarantees and specifically implied guarantee as to correspondence with sample and demonstration model, and repairs and spare parts all implied into consumer contracts for sale of good. Also discussed are gu
This week's discussion is on implied guarantees and specifically implied guarantee as to correspondence with sample and demonstration model, and repairs and spare parts all implied into consumer contracts for sale of good. Also discussed are gu
This week's discussion is on implied guarantees and specifically implied guarantee as to correspondence with sample and demonstration model, and repairs and spare parts all implied into consumer contracts for sale of good. Also discussed are gu
These are terms that are implied by statute into consumer transactions. These terms cannot be excluded by parties to a consumer contract. The definition of a consumer, the nature of transactions that are covered and specific guarantees implied
These are terms that are implied by statute into consumer transactions. These terms cannot be excluded by parties to a consumer contract. The definition of a consumer, the nature of transactions that are covered and specific guarantees implied
These are terms that are implied by statute into consumer transactions. These terms cannot be excluded by parties to a consumer contract. The definition of a consumer, the nature of transactions that are covered and specific guarantees implied
These are agreements that are entered into online. This lecture is merely introductory: the distinction between different types of online agreements is discussed. E-offer, e-acceptance and terms and representations in online contracts are also
The lectures this week focus on factors that destroy the consent of a party to a contract and discharge. Consent is essential to contract formation as there is a need for consensus ad idem or a meeting of the minds of the parties. Where a party
The lectures this week focus on factors that destroy the consent of a party to a contract and discharge. Consent is essential to contract formation as there is a need for consensus ad idem or a meeting of the minds of the parties. Where a party
The lectures this week focus on factors that destroy the consent of a party to a contract and discharge. Consent is essential to contract formation as there is a need for consensus ad idem or a meeting of the minds of the parties. Where a party
The lectures this week focus on factors that destroy the consent of a party to a contract and discharge. Consent is essential to contract formation as there is a need for consensus ad idem or a meeting of the minds of the parties. Where a party
The lectures this week focus on factors that destroy the consent of a party to a contract and discharge. Consent is essential to contract formation as there is a need for consensus ad idem or a meeting of the minds of the parties. Where a party
Situations in which terms may be implied into a contract is discussed. In addition different categories of terms and exclusions clauses are discussed.Copyright 2013 Lola Akin Ojelabi / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for per
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