Course overview
This course introduces students to the operation of the Australian legal system and explores a range of legal issues that impact on business. Students are introduced to fundamental business law concepts and principles. The topics covered include an introduction to the Australian legal system, basic principles of negligence, contract and consumer protection law, the law of business structures, company law (including corporate personality, the corporate constitution and Replaceable Rules, directors' and officers' duties) and insolvency law.
Course learning outcomes
- Identify legal issues relevant to establishing and operating a business.
- Identify different business structures.
- Apply fundamental business law concepts to solve practical business problems.
- Apply corporate law principles to address practical issues relating to the conduct of a business.
- Structure and sustain concise and cohesive written arguments for a professional audience.
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