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Consumer Law
Consumer Law
Module
National Code
State Code
18020
18020
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
09/03/1995
Field of Education
090999 - Law, N.e.c.
Nominal Hours
68
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.
- a realisation and understanding of the role and complexity
of the law, and to recognise when professional legal advice should be sought.
- the ability to apply principles and concepts towards the
solution of simulated practical business legal problems with the use of
appropriate assignment materials.
- 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.
- a realisation and understanding of the role and complexity
of the law, and to recognise when professional legal advice should be sought.
- 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
Examination 100%
One two-hour written examination
The following Parliamentary Acts may be taken into
the examination rooms and used by students:
1 Sales of Goods Act 2 Hire Purchase Act 3 Credit Act 4 Fair
Trading Act.
The copies of these Parliamentary Acts must be
unmarked except that the following marks are
permitted:
1 Amendments may be made 2 Underlining and highlighting is permitted
3 A cross-reference to another section may be made by writing the number of
that section against any other section.
One two-hour written examination
The following Parliamentary Acts may be taken into
the examination rooms and used by students:
1 Sales of Goods Act 2 Hire Purchase Act 3 Credit Act 4 Fair
Trading Act.
The copies of these Parliamentary Acts must be
unmarked except that the following marks are
permitted:
1 Amendments may be made 2 Underlining and highlighting is permitted
3 A cross-reference to another section may be made by writing the number of
that section against any other section.
Elements and Performance Criteria
No information
No information
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