Course Description

26-304 Business and Consumer Law F,W(3-0)

Course introduces students to statutory and common law concerning business and consumer transactions. An overview of the laws of contracts and torts forms the basis of business and producer/consumer relationships. Discussion topics include sale of goods and consumer protection legislation; debtor-creditor relations; competition law; intellectual property rights and manufacturers' product liability.

Prerequisites: 10 course credits.

Exclusions: 54-304.

Course Profile

1998-99 Undergraduate Calendar