Business Law – An Active Learning Approach

Guide for Students.
<p>Guide for Lecturers.</p>
<p>Part I:.</p>
<p>The English Legal System.</p>
<p>The Nature of Law.</p>
<p>Sources of Law.</p>
<p>The Courts and Tribunals.</p>
<p>Legal Personnel and Legal Aid.</p>
<p>Part II: .</p>
<p>Legal Relationships.</p>
<p>Liability for Employees and Agents.</p>
<p>Sole Traders and Partnerships.</p>
<p>Forming a Company.</p>
<p>Managing the Company.</p>
<p>Part III:.</p>
<p>Business Contracts.</p>
<p>Making a Contract.</p>
<p>What can go Wrong During the Making of a Contract.</p>
<p>Contractual Terms.</p>
<p>Discharging a Contract.</p>
<p>Part IV:.</p>
<p>Non–Contractual Obligations of the Seller/Producer.</p>
<p>The Duty of Care in Negligence.</p>
<p>Other Aspects of Negligence and Product Liability.</p>
<p>Other Aspects of Tort.</p>
<p>Liability in Respect of Employees.</p>
<p>Part V:.</p>
<p>European Community Law.</p>
<p>The Development of the European Community.</p>
<p>The Functions of the Institutions.</p>
<p>The Sources of European Community Law.</p>
<p>The Integration of European Community Law at a National Level.</p>
<p>Enforcement of European Community Law at a European Level.</p>