Courses numbered 300-399 are limited to those holding master's degrees. I - 3 hrs. This course combines a strong foundation in contracts and sales law with some of the basic precepts of our legal system as established by the Constitution. Presentation of legal topics includes a discussion of related international and ethical issues. The course also covers administrative law as it is applied to selected regulatory problems.
Agency law is addressed.
The course also reviews debtor-creditor relations including the specific topics of suretyship and bankruptcy law. BLAW 60 or equivalent or consent of instructor. Timely or innovative course in business law. Not scheduled regularly. Individual advanced study and research under faculty supervision.