Contemporary Canadian Business Law 12th Edition by John A Willes solution manual

 
   The third step in the learning process is to gain a facility in the analysis of Court Decisions.  Examples of these situations are given in the body of the text as Court Decisions.  These provide an insight into the analysis of fact situations, and the various methods used by the judges to reach a decision.
 
    The Case Problems for Discussion at the end of each chapter provide fact situations where the law would come into play.  These cases are available to provide experience in the identification of rights and duties, and the application of the appropriate rules of law.  They are an important part of the learning process in that they require the reader to not only know the rules of law, but of equal importance, require the reader to select the appropriate rule or rules that would apply in the given fact situation.  In effect, they reflect the level of understanding of the reader, and whether he or she has grasped the significance of the particular legal principles.

 
 
CHAPTER 1. THE LAW AND THE LEGAL SYSTEM
 
Chapter Topics
Learning the Law                                                                              
The Legal Environment of Business                                                     
The Nature of Law                                                                              
Rights versus Privileges                                                                      
The Role of Law                                                                                
The Early Development of Law                                                          
The Rise of the Courts and the Common Law                                       
The Sources and Components of Modern Canadian Law                       
The Constitutional Foundations of Canadian Law                                      
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms                                           
Classification of Laws