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CLL818

LAW OF COMMERCIAL AND CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW II

  • Law
  • 800 level
  • 3 credit units
  • 115 pages
  • 19 units

This course, Law of Commercial and Consumer Protection Law II, is a 3-credit unit LL.M course offered in the second semester. It covers agency, consumer protection law, and consumer credit. The agency aspect examines types, competency, authority, creation, relationships, duties, remedies, and termination. Consumer protection law focuses on consumerism, legal frameworks, responsibilities, rights, duties of undertakings, and enforcement. Consumer credit explores historical development, money lending regulations, licensing, and obligations of money lenders.

About this course

Difficulty
Intermediate
Study hours
150 hours
Maths
None
Content
Theoretical, case study
Practical work
No
Before you start
  • Basic knowledge of contract law
  • Understanding of legal principles
How it is assessed
  • Assignments
  • Tutor Marked Assessments
  • Final Examination

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CLL818 · UNIT 1 DEFINITION OF AGENCY AND RELATED TERMS DISTINGUISHED

Each study unit consists of one week’s work and includes specific objectives, directions for study, reading materials and Self Assessment Exercises (SAE). Together with Tutor Marked Assignments, these exercises will assist you in achieving the stated learning objectives of the individual units and of the course.

What you should be able to do

  1. Understand the different types of agency relationships and their legal implications.
  2. Analyze the rights and duties of principals and agents.
  3. Explain the legal framework for consumer protection in Nigeria.
  4. Identify the responsibilities of consumers in protecting their rights.
  5. Evaluate the regulations governing money lending in Nigeria.

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • Legal Advisor
  • Compliance Officer
  • Consumer Protection Advocate
  • Commercial Lawyer
  • Contract Manager
Where it is applied
  • Banking
  • Finance
  • Retail
  • E-commerce
  • Consumer Goods Manufacturing

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • Module 2: Relationship in Agency

    Unit 2: Relationship with Third Party – Undisclosed Principal

    The concepts of disclosed and undisclosed principals, along with their respective rights and liabilities, require careful differentiation and application to various contractual scenarios.

  • Module 3: Termination of Agency

    Unit 3: Incidence of Termination of Agency

    The doctrine of irrevocable authority involves complex legal considerations and exceptions, requiring a deep understanding of agency law principles.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 83 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1Module 1: Definition and Types of Agency, Competency of Parties, Authority of and Agent, Formalities and Creation of Agency
    • Unit 1: Definition of Agency and Related Terms Distinguished · 3 hours

      Read the definition of agency and related terms.. Distinguish between agency and related concepts like trustee, servant, and bailee.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 1..

    • Unit 2: Types of Agency · 3 hours

      Identify and examine the various types of agents.. Compare different types of agents, focusing on their peculiar features.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 2..

    • Unit 3: Competency of Parties, Authority of an Agent, Formalities for the Creation of Agency · 3 hours

      Explain the concept of competency of the principal and agent.. Discuss the authority of an agent and the formalities for creating an agency.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 3..

  2. Week 2Module 2: Relationship in Agency
    • Unit 1: Relationship with Third Party; Disclosed Principal · 4 hours

      Determine the relationship between a principal and a third party when the principal is disclosed.. Identify the effects on a contract executed by the third party.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 4..

    • Unit 2: Relationship with Third Party – Undisclosed Principal · 4 hours

      Examine the consequences of agreements entered on behalf of an undisclosed principal.. Understand the rights, obligations, liabilities, and duties of all parties involved.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 5..

  3. Week 3Module 2: Relationship in Agency
    • Unit 3: Duties of an Agent to a Principal · 4 hours

      Discuss the major duties of an agent to their principal.. Understand the implications of these duties in commercial transactions.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 6..

    • Unit 4: Duties of the Principal to the Agent · 4 hours

      Explain the duties a principal owes to their agent.. Understand the express and implied duties in an agency relationship.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 7..

  4. Week 4Module 2: Relationship in Agency
    • Unit 5: Remedies Available to Parties · 5 hours

      Analyze the available remedies to parties under an agency relationship.. Understand the remedies available when there is a breach of agreement.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 8..

  5. Week 5Module 3: Termination of Agency
    • Unit 1: Termination of Agency by Acts of the Parties · 5 hours

      State and analyze the general modes by which an agency agreement is terminated by the acts of the parties.. Understand the implications of revocation and renunciation.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercises..

  6. Week 6Module 3: Termination of Agency
    • Unit 2: Termination by Operation of Law · 5 hours

      Examine the termination of agency relation by the operation of law.. Understand the legal implications of termination due to performance, death, or bankruptcy.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercises..

  7. Week 7Module 3: Termination of Agency
    • Unit 3: Incidence of Termination of Agency · 5 hours

      Analyze the incidence of termination of agency, including the doctrine of irrevocable authority.. Understand the requirements for notice of termination and the effects of termination.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercises..

  8. Week 8Module 4: Consumerism, Legal Framework and Consumer Responsibility
    • Unit 1: The Philosophy of Consumerism · 4 hours

      Discuss the concept of consumerism and customers rights.. Understand the philosophy behind consumer protection.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 12..

    • Unit 2: Legal Framework for Consumer Protection in Nigeria · 4 hours

      Analyze the laws protecting consumers in Nigeria.. Understand the legal framework for consumer protection.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise..

  9. Week 9Module 4: Consumerism, Legal Framework and Consumer Responsibility
    • Unit 3: Consumers' Responsibilities · 5 hours

      Discuss the responsibilities of a consumer in the actualization of consumer protection regime.. Understand the role of consumers in maintaining a fair marketplace.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise..

    • Unit 4: The Enforcement of Consumers' Rights and Consumer Protection Legislation · 5 hours

      Discuss the mechanisms for the enforcement of consumers’ right under the FCCPC Act.. Understand how consumer rights are enforced in Nigeria.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise 14..

  10. Week 10Module 5: Consumer Credit
    • Unit 1: Historical Development and Definition of Consumer Credit · 5 hours

      Discuss the historical development of consumer credit and offer a clear definition of the concept.. Understand the evolution and meaning of consumer credit.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise..

  11. Week 11Module 5: Consumer Credit
    • Unit 2: Definition of Money Lender and Regulation of Money Lending · 5 hours

      Determine who a money lender is and the laws regulating money lending in Nigeria.. Understand the legal definition and regulations surrounding money lending.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise..

  12. Week 12Module 5: Consumer Credit
    • Unit 3: Requirements and Procedure for Obtaining a Money Lenders License · 5 hours

      Apply the requirement and procedure for obtaining money lender licence.. Understand the steps and requirements for legally operating as a money lender.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise..

  13. Week 13Module 5: Consumer Credit
    • Unit 4: Major Obligations of Money Lender · 5 hours

      Analyze the obligation of money lender.. Understand the legal duties and responsibilities of money lenders.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercise..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Create detailed summaries of each unit, focusing on key definitions and legal principles.
  • Practice applying agency law principles to hypothetical scenarios involving disclosed and undisclosed principals.
  • Review relevant case laws to understand the judicial interpretation of consumer protection laws.
  • Focus on understanding the requirements and procedures for obtaining a money lender's license.
  • Prepare a comparative chart outlining the rights and responsibilities of principals, agents, and consumers.
  • Allocate sufficient time to review the various statutes and regulations discussed in the course.
  • Practice answering past exam questions to familiarize yourself with the exam format and question types.

Questions students ask about this course

What is CLL818 about?

This course, Law of Commercial and Consumer Protection Law II, is a 3-credit unit LL.M course offered in the second semester. It covers agency, consumer protection law, and consumer credit. The agency aspect examines types, competency, authority, creation, relationships, duties, remedies, and termination. Consumer protection law focuses on consumerism, legal frameworks, responsibilities, rights, duties of undertakings, and enforcement. Consumer credit explores historical development, money lending regulations, licensing, and obligations of money lenders.

How many units does CLL818 have?

CLL818, LAW OF COMMERCIAL AND CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW II, has 19 units across 5 modules, over 115 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is CLL818?

CLL818 carries 3 credit units, at 800 level in Law.

Is CLL818 hard?

CLL818 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and case study work.

How long does CLL818 take to study?

About 150 hours of study, spread across its 19 units.

How is CLL818 assessed?

CLL818 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor Marked Assessments and Final Examination.

What do I need before starting CLL818?

Basic knowledge of contract law Understanding of legal principles

What can I do with CLL818?

Legal Advisor, Compliance Officer, Consumer Protection Advocate, Commercial Lawyer and Contract Manager.

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