75422 Property and Commercial Practice
6cpRequisite(s): ((75424c Skills and Wills Practice AND (102 credit points of completed study in 102.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): STM90688 102cp Core subjects LLB OR 108 credit points of completed study in 108.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): STM90832 LLB Core Subjects OR 108 credit points of completed study in 108.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): STM90831 Juris Doctor Core Subjects) AND (114 credit points of completed study in 114.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): C04236 Juris Doctor OR 162 credit points of completed study in 162.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): C10124 Bachelor of Laws OR 114 credit points of completed study in 114.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): STM90691 144cp Law Stream OR 114 credit points of completed study in 114.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): STM90401 Law Stream Combined Degree BA Communication Bachelor of Laws OR 132 credit points of completed study in 132.0000000000 Credit Points spk(s): C04320 Juris Doctor Graduate Certificate Professional Legal Practice)) OR 75424c Skills and Wills Practice )
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Description
This subject covers the skills, practice areas and values required for students to be admitted to practise law as prescribed by the 'competency standards' set out in the Legal Profession Uniform Admission Rules 2015. This subject is part of the Practical Legal Training (PLT) program.
Students cover the law, practice, procedure and skills to enable them to conduct and advise on property transactions and commercial matters. Students draft relevant documents and analyse clients' problems in these areas of the law, as well as offering options and solutions.
Students then have one elective to choose from:
Banking and Finance Practice OR Planning and Environmental Law Practice.
Students delve into their chosen elective through a series of practical tasks, such as drafting, advising or advocacy. These tasks introduce students to specialist practice and provide further opportunities to apply the skills and competencies covered in the Commercial Law component of the subject.
Typical availability
Autumn session, City campus
Spring session, City campus
Detailed subject description.