LAWS20055 International Contracts and Business Transactions
Course description
This course focuses on the fundamentals of international business transactions for business executives involved in international and cross-border dealings. It highlights the complexity of such transactions and how they differ from domestic transactions. Issues which are explored: the complexity of international business dealings; legal issues involved in electronic commerce; various types and key features of international business contracts; basic contract law underlying an international contract; the three stages of an international contract - entering into, performing, and disputing a contract; analysis of draft international business contracts; the formation of international joint ventures, and the law regarding these in various Asian countries. A useful course to complement this one is LAWS20038 International Business Law.
  
Course at a glance
   | Faculty: | 
   Faculty of Business and Law | 
   | Career: |    Postgraduate | 
   | Units of credit: | 
   8 | 
   | Requisites: | 
   This course has no pre/co-requisites | 
   | Student Contribution Band: |    Band 3 | 
   | EFTSL | 
   0.16667 | 
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Course availability
   | Term | 
   Campuses | 
   | T1 | 
   BNE: FIJI: FLEX: GDC: HTD: MEL: ROK: SYD |