CML1001F Business Law I

These are complete, up-to-date lecture notes for CML1001F (Business Law 1) from Semester 1, 2025, covering the entire syllabus in detail. What’s included: • Part A: Overview of the South African Legal System, • Part B: General Principles of Contract, • Part C: Contracts of Sale. Based directly on the lecture slides, Supplemented with everything the lecturer said in class, Includes all in-class examples and explanations, Written with clarity and structure – easy to follow ...

Chapter Summaries of Part B of the course Detailed accounts of all the included here. Essential!! To your success in academics!!

PowerPoint summary of the 2nd section of UCT's business law 1 (CML1001F) module based on the 2024 year of teaching. This is the most extensive section of the module and details the formation of a valid contract - including the contractual capacity of various persons, offer and acceptance, and the multiple factors affecting the consensus of contracts.

This is a comprehensive and detailed note on Law of Sale for CML1001F. Essential!! To your success in academics!!

This is a comprehensive and detailed note on breach of contract for CML1001F. Essential!! To your success in academics!!

PowerPoint summary of the 1st section of UCT's business law 1 (CML1001F) module. It includes topics covered such as the organs of state, court structures, sources of law, legal rights, liabilities, personalities, and branches of law.

This is a comprehensive and detailed note on Factors affecting consensus; Misrepresentation for CML1001F. Essential!! To your success in academics!!

PowerPoint summary of the 3rd section of UCT's business law 1 (CML1001F) module based on the 2024 year of teaching. This section is a shorter summary that follows on from the Principles of Contract section with the primary topics covered being terms of contracts and breach of contract.

PowerPoint summary of the final section of UCT's Business Law 1 (CML1001F) module based on the 2024 year of teaching. This section covers the topics of contracts of sale under Roman-Dutch law and the Consumer Protections Act - including the transferring of ownership and risk, seller's duties, and implied warranties against eviction and latent defects.

A summary of the Lecture Notes on General Principles of Contracts in South African Business Law.