CLL307COMMERCIAL LAW

CLL307: Commercial Law provides students with a comprehensive overview of the legal principles governing business and commercial transactions. The course examines the legal frameworks that regulate contracts, agency, sale of goods, negotiable instruments, and business organizations such as partnerships and corporations. Through case studies and statutory analysis, students explore how commercial law operates in both domestic and international contexts. Emphasis is placed on understanding the rights and obligations of parties involved in commercial activities, risk management, dispute resolution, and legal compliance in trade practices.

In addition to legal theory, CLL307 equips students with practical skills in legal reasoning, contract drafting, and interpreting commercial agreements. The course encourages critical analysis of real-world commercial disputes and policy issues, helping students to appreciate the role of law in facilitating fair and efficient markets. It is especially relevant for aspiring lawyers, business professionals, and entrepreneurs who must navigate complex legal environments and ensure their commercial activities are legally sound and ethically responsible.