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Business Law 1b
Business Law 1b
Module
National Code
State Code
19981
19981
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
12/10/1993
Field of Education
090901 - Business And Commercial Law
Nominal Hours
34
Description
To equip the student with a knowledge
of a number of legal principles and
concepts with particular reference to
the Trade Practices And Consumer
Protection Legislation and its
ramifications with respect to contracts
for the supply of goods and services.
To equip the student with a realisation
and understanding of the role and
complexity of the law, and to recognise
when professional legal advice should
be sought.
To equip the student with the ability
to apply principles and concepts
towards the solution of simulated
practical business legal problems with
the use of appropriate assignment
materials.
of a number of legal principles and
concepts with particular reference to
the Trade Practices And Consumer
Protection Legislation and its
ramifications with respect to contracts
for the supply of goods and services.
To equip the student with a realisation
and understanding of the role and
complexity of the law, and to recognise
when professional legal advice should
be sought.
To equip the student with the ability
to apply principles and concepts
towards the solution of simulated
practical business legal problems with
the use of appropriate assignment
materials.
No information
Evidence Guide
One two hour written examination 80%
Internal assessment 20%
One two hour written examination 80%
The following Parliamentary Acts may be
taken into the examination rooms and
used by students:
- Sale of Goods Act;
- Hire Purchase Act;
- Trade Practices Act or "Australian Trade Practices
Legislation"
- published by CCH Australia Ltd;
- WA Credit Act.
- Partnership Act.
The copies of these Parliamentary Acts
must be unmarked except that the
following marks are permitted:
- Amendments may be made;
- Underlining is permitted;
- A cross-reference to another section may be made by
writing the number of that section against any other section.
Internal Assessment 20%
A variety of written class and/or out of class
activities.
Internal assessment 20%
One two hour written examination 80%
The following Parliamentary Acts may be
taken into the examination rooms and
used by students:
- Sale of Goods Act;
- Hire Purchase Act;
- Trade Practices Act or "Australian Trade Practices
Legislation"
- published by CCH Australia Ltd;
- WA Credit Act.
- Partnership Act.
The copies of these Parliamentary Acts
must be unmarked except that the
following marks are permitted:
- Amendments may be made;
- Underlining is permitted;
- A cross-reference to another section may be made by
writing the number of that section against any other section.
Internal Assessment 20%
A variety of written class and/or out of class
activities.
Elements and Performance Criteria
No information
No information
Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8181 | Credit Management | Accredited course | |
| 9018 | Management | Accredited course | |
| 6130 | Records Management | Accredited course |