Commercial Law: Sale of Goods - University of Wolverhampton

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With this Module Planner you should have the following materials:Commercial Law TextbookGriffiths (3rd edition 2003) Old Bailey PressCommercial Law 150 Leading CasesFletcher (2002) Old Bailey PressCommercial Law Statute BookCracknell (3rd edition 2002) Old Bailey PressCommercial Law Revision WorkBookFletcher (2nd edition 2002) Old Bailey PressIf you do not receive this set of materials, please contact:Distance Learning DepartmentHolborn CollegeWoolwich RoadCharltonLondonSE7 8LNTel: +44 (0) 208 317 6000Fax: +44 (0) 208 317 6003E-mail: dl@holborncollege.ac.ukCommercial Law: Sale of Goods
Topics Covered by ModuleThis module covers the following topics within English law.Introduction to Commercial Contracts; Subject Matter of the ContractPassing of Property and RiskTerms (1): Statutory Implied Terms – Description, Quality and FitnessTerms (2): Exclusion Clauses and Unfair Contract TermsTitle to Goods and Transfer of TitlePerformance of the ContractRemedies for Breach of ContractSkills to be Developed and ExaminedTo be successful in the end of module examination you need to show that you understand andcan apply the area(s) of law you have been studying. You must be able to demonstrate this to theexaminers by writing answers which communicate the points you wish to make accurately and ingood English. This is a key part of demonstrating that you have understood the points of law, thecases and the Acts of Parliament that you have studied.Before you start to write your answer, identify the issues that are relevant to the question. Thesemust be clearly stated in your short introductory paragraph(s). When referring to case law andstatute law, you then need to explain the relevant legal principles in the context of the issues youidentified in your introductory paragraph(s). Finally, you need to write a concluding paragraphwhich brings your points together. Do not write everything you know about an area, or writeanswers that take the form of a series of notes. Your answer should be structured in the way describedabove and be written in good English.For further guidance on how you will be graded please consult your Award Guide which containsan explanation of the criteria used to grade your work.It is important that you practice answering questions and in particular take the opportunity to submita sample question for marking and feedback. This question is contained in the Practice Questionsection of the Module Planner.
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