Business Organizations

JD Course Code: LAW212H1S
Grad Course Code: LAW2008H-S

Description

This course is concerned with the law of business corporations. The purpose of the course is to provide the student with an understanding of the basic principles of modern business corporations law in light of the current statutory regimes and evolving case law. Particular emphasis will be placed on the role of the business corporation in modern society, and on the functions and responsibilities of the officers and directors in the context of different corporate transactions. The subject necessarily involves both a pragmatic or functional look at the modern corporation as well as a theoretical or jurisprudential examination of the corporation and the parties interested in its operation.

Evaluation

Class participation and regular attendance (10%). Each student will be on call for one class to take questions from the instructor during the semester. A final 3-hour open book examination (90%). Students will be permitted to bring notes they have personally prepared to the exam.

At a Glance

  • Academic Year:
    2025-2026
  • Course Session:
    Winter Session
  • Credits:
    4
  • Hours:
    4
  • Grad Concentration:
    Business Law

Enrollment

  • Maximum Enrollment:
    60
  • JD Students:
    57
  • LLM/SJD/MSL/SJD U: 3

Schedule

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Monday
02:10 pm - 04:00 pm
Wednesday
02:10 pm - 04:00 pm