The formation of a contract will be discussed along with the requirements for enforcing a contract, the discharge of contracts, the assignment of contractual rights, privacy misrepresentation, mistake, and duress. Students will be introduced to intentional torts, negligence, different forms of business organizations, the sale of goods, real property,the Canadian legal system, and methods of dispute resolution.
Students critically examine additional legal aspects of business. Topics covered may include laws and legal issues pertaining to human rights, the constitution, war, competition, criminal enterprise, employment, labour, sports, defamation, tax, immigration, the environment, and the law of the sea.
Students will be introduced to the legal issues facing sports organizations, managers, athletes, spectators and facility owners. Sport-law related topics may include the national and international regulation of sport, sports governing bodies, national sports law, contracts, sports agents/intermediaries, dispute resolution, administrative law, risk management, and other topics.
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