INSTRUCTOR’S MANUAL
The Law and Business Administration
in Canada
15th Edition
J.E. Smyth
D.A. Soberman
A.J. Easson
S.A. McGill
Complete Chapter Solutions Manual
are included (Ch 1 to 32)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
, CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter 1 Law, Society, and Business
Chapter 2 The Machinery of Justice
Chapter 3 Government Regulation of Business
Chapter 4 The Law of Torts
Chapter 5 Professional Liability: The Legal Challenges
Chapter 6 Formation of a Contract: Offer and Acceptance
Chapter 7 Formation of a Contract: Consideration and Intention
Chapter 8 Formation of a Contract: Capacity to Contract and Legality
of Object
Chapter 9 Grounds Upon Which a Contract May Be Set Aside:
Mistake and Misrepresentation
Chapter 10 Writing and Interpretation
Chapter 11 Privity of Contract and the Assignment of Contractual
Rights
Chapter 12 The Discharge of Contracts
Chapter 13 Breach of Contract and Its Remedies
Chapter 14 Sale of Goods and Consumer Contracts
Chapter 15 Bailment and Leasing
Chapter 16 Insurance and Guarantee
Chapter 17 Agency and Franchising
Chapter 18 The Contract of Employment
Chapter 19 Negotiable Instruments
Chapter 20 Intellectual Property
Chapter 21 Interests in Land and Their Transfer
Chapter 22 Landlord and Tenant
Chapter 23 Mortgages of Land and Real Estate Transactions
Chapter 24 Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships
Chapter 25 The Nature of a Corporation and Its Formation
Chapter 26 Corporate Governance: The Internal Affairs of Corporations
Chapter 27 Corporate Governance: External Responsibilities
Chapter 28 Secured Transactions
Chapter 29 Creditors’ Rights
Chapter 30 International Business Transactions
Chapter 31 Electronic Commerce
Chapter 32 Privacy
, Introduction
The changes to this fifteenth edition of The Law and Business Administration in Canada are
largely content-based, with updates to legislation, case law, and commentary.
For business students the most practical and useful addition has been the section in each chapter on
Strategies to Manage the Legal Risks. These are quick useful summaries that students can refer to
for each section of the course to help determine an appropriate Legal Risk Management Plan (as
described in Chapter 1).
Applications of the Text
The 15e remains a comprehensive description of the most important business law principles and is
most appropriate for a doctrinal survey course in business law. However, the changes made to the
15e allow instructors to easily adapt the Smyth text to other types of courses such as:
- Legal environment courses,
- Law and ethics courses,
- Selected legal topic electives.
Role of the Instructor’s Manual 15th Edition
The manual fills two roles:
(1) a resource book for the material in the text
– it provides further explanation of text content, case summaries and
answers to questions, problems and cases;
– it also provides supplemental material for background and currency by
referring the instructor to additional cases, articles and web material not referenced in
the text (some cases were decided since the text went to press, others offer depth
beyond that of the text).
(2) a teaching aid
– it recommends strategies to teach particular material;
– it provides a consistent template to deal with ethical theme boxes;
The Law and Business Administration
in Canada
15th Edition
J.E. Smyth
D.A. Soberman
A.J. Easson
S.A. McGill
Complete Chapter Solutions Manual
are included (Ch 1 to 32)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
, CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter 1 Law, Society, and Business
Chapter 2 The Machinery of Justice
Chapter 3 Government Regulation of Business
Chapter 4 The Law of Torts
Chapter 5 Professional Liability: The Legal Challenges
Chapter 6 Formation of a Contract: Offer and Acceptance
Chapter 7 Formation of a Contract: Consideration and Intention
Chapter 8 Formation of a Contract: Capacity to Contract and Legality
of Object
Chapter 9 Grounds Upon Which a Contract May Be Set Aside:
Mistake and Misrepresentation
Chapter 10 Writing and Interpretation
Chapter 11 Privity of Contract and the Assignment of Contractual
Rights
Chapter 12 The Discharge of Contracts
Chapter 13 Breach of Contract and Its Remedies
Chapter 14 Sale of Goods and Consumer Contracts
Chapter 15 Bailment and Leasing
Chapter 16 Insurance and Guarantee
Chapter 17 Agency and Franchising
Chapter 18 The Contract of Employment
Chapter 19 Negotiable Instruments
Chapter 20 Intellectual Property
Chapter 21 Interests in Land and Their Transfer
Chapter 22 Landlord and Tenant
Chapter 23 Mortgages of Land and Real Estate Transactions
Chapter 24 Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships
Chapter 25 The Nature of a Corporation and Its Formation
Chapter 26 Corporate Governance: The Internal Affairs of Corporations
Chapter 27 Corporate Governance: External Responsibilities
Chapter 28 Secured Transactions
Chapter 29 Creditors’ Rights
Chapter 30 International Business Transactions
Chapter 31 Electronic Commerce
Chapter 32 Privacy
, Introduction
The changes to this fifteenth edition of The Law and Business Administration in Canada are
largely content-based, with updates to legislation, case law, and commentary.
For business students the most practical and useful addition has been the section in each chapter on
Strategies to Manage the Legal Risks. These are quick useful summaries that students can refer to
for each section of the course to help determine an appropriate Legal Risk Management Plan (as
described in Chapter 1).
Applications of the Text
The 15e remains a comprehensive description of the most important business law principles and is
most appropriate for a doctrinal survey course in business law. However, the changes made to the
15e allow instructors to easily adapt the Smyth text to other types of courses such as:
- Legal environment courses,
- Law and ethics courses,
- Selected legal topic electives.
Role of the Instructor’s Manual 15th Edition
The manual fills two roles:
(1) a resource book for the material in the text
– it provides further explanation of text content, case summaries and
answers to questions, problems and cases;
– it also provides supplemental material for background and currency by
referring the instructor to additional cases, articles and web material not referenced in
the text (some cases were decided since the text went to press, others offer depth
beyond that of the text).
(2) a teaching aid
– it recommends strategies to teach particular material;
– it provides a consistent template to deal with ethical theme boxes;
