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Understanding contract law
A half-day look at the legal framework governing the design of contracts, and the challenges that may arise

Who is this course for?: Company secretaries, company secretarial assistants, finance directors, other directors, accountants, contract managers

Level: Introductory   Duration: Half day, pm  CPD: 3.5

This half-day session examines the legal fundamentals of how a contract should be structured and designed, from initial consideration through to performance, and where the potential pitfalls and headaches lie. The course content examines such things as legal relations and third party rights; the different types of contractual term; risks and potentially invalidating factors; breach and forms of legal redress.

This is an interactive course and delegates will be encouraged to make their own contribution to the debate, and to ask questions during the presentation. The course is intended to serve both those who have never studied the subject before and those looking to refresh their skills.

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Programme



Speakers
Michael Griffiths
Michael Griffiths was formerly Deputy Head of the School of Legal Studies at the University of Wolverhampton. He lectures widely on a range of company law and insolvency issues, and is the author/editor/co-editor of many books and articles in these fields including Loose on the Company Director and Loose on Liquidators.








02 February 2011
Central London, Venue to be confirmed

Cost £:
270 + VAT at 17.50% (ICSA Members)

Cost £:
300.00 + VAT at 17.50% (Non-ICSA Members)
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