Most of the following lessons contain a series of questions and case studies. They will be due the day after they are
handed out in class. >Contract Law, Lesson 1*: What is a contract? >Contract Law, Lesson 2*: Categories of contracts and the statute of frauds >Contract Law, Lesson 3*: Capacity to contract and unenforceable contracts >Contract Law, Lesson 4*: Young people and contracts >Contract Law, Lesson 5*: Ending a contract and breach of contracts >Contract Law, Lesson 6*: The consumer protection act >Contract Law, Lesson 7a*: Intellectual property - copyright >Contract Law, Lesson 7b*: Intellectual property - patents, trademarks and industrial designs
* Special thanks to the Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan (PLEA) for the creation of these
wonderful handouts, for allowing them to be saved as separate documents and for allowing them to be posted on this
web site.
UNIT 3: Our Justice System For this unit, students will be taking notes from the board and will be encouraged to participate in class discussions. Students are responsible for obtaining any missed notes from their classmates. Mid-Unit 3 Test: All notes up to (and including) how laws are created in QC; Monday, November 13 (Day 6) Assignment 3.1: Our Government Structure; due Monday, November 27 (Day 2) Assignment 3.2: Canadian Government (grid); due date t.b.d. Unit 3 Test: All notes, videos, handouts, assignments, discussions; Monday, November 27 (Day 2) Assignment 3.3: Who keeps the engagement ring; due Monday, December 4 (Day 1)
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