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          of constitutional law and of the Hong Kong constitutional system. This course aims to provide
          an understanding of constitutional concepts such as the rule of law, separation of powers,
          judicial review, and human rights protection. It also aims to provide an understanding of the
          Hong  Kong  Basic  Law  –  faced  with  discordant  arguments  and  divergent  opinions  on  its
          application, the aim is to provide an understanding of its legislative intent and corresponding
          jurisprudence.

          LAW 201    Contracts
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              The course aims to introduce students to fundamental issues concerning interpretation of
          contracts  and  contractual  remedies.  It  also  aims  to  develop  students’  capacity  to  critically
          evaluate problems underlying the development of free agreement and to apply principles to the
          resolution of practical problems. Students will also be prepared for further study of obligations
          arising from other areas of laws in the programme.

          LAW 203    Employment Law
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              The course aims to introduce students to the law governing the employment relationship
          in  Hong  Kong.  It  is  also  intended  to  help  students  better  understand  the  application  of
          employment  law  in  business  and  develop  their  abilities  to  seek  solutions  to  employment
          relations problems, including cross-border issues relating to employment law.

          LAW 290    Legal Literacy Workshop II
                                                                  1 Term; Non-Credit Bearing
              This course aims to consolidate students’ competence in English legal writing through
          workshops  to  develop  their  skills  in  evaluating  a  range  of  legal  texts,  to  formulate  better
          argumentation and enhance academic-legal writing skills in problem-based questions. Further,
          students will be taught the basics and techniques of oral presentation of legal arguments.

          LAW 300    Chinese Legal System
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This course aims to provide an overview of the Chinese legal system and of the social,
          political and economic forces that shape the law in the PRC. The course also aims to develop
          students’ capacity to critically examine the laws and legal system in PRC.

          LAW 301    Torts
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              The course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of certain principles relating
          to tortious liability and remedies, and to develop a capacity to critically evaluate the relevant
          principles and to apply those principles to the resolution of practical problems.



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