LAWS 357

For academic year

Consumer Law

The implementation of consumer law; methods of protection including self-regulation, licensing, quality control of goods and services; consumer information; redress; examination of legislation and reform.

Course overview

Points

15

Fees

$ -

International fees

$ -

Course offered in

trimester

Prerequisites

60 LAWS 200-level points;

Co-requisites

60 further LAWS 200-level, LAWS 301;

Restrictions

COML 205

Taught by

The School of Law

Faculty of Law

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