you won't have enough time to use the textbook in the final exam. don't bother brining it. they allow notes in the exam. bring them and make sure it covers every topic because in the final exam they test 2 topics. if you have notes you can litearlly copy it all down on the final exam. I got distinction in this subject doing that not even knowing what law really is. - Accounting student.

I really liked this subject. It isn't that hard because it is all in the lecture. Don't over think it or try to use common sense just do exactly what she says in the lectures. The final exam was hard because it really pushed you to finish in time. One question on directors duties and the other on insolvency. Big tip, do the weekly practice questions and ask your tutor to critique them because I only did this at the end and realised I was doing them wrong. They want it all a specific way so literally follow the steps she gives in the lectures.

The tutorials and participation marks may put you off. But they definitely don't mark as hard as they say. It's an alright subject, not difficult at all. Lectures were useless, and textbook is definitely required for the subject, as slides are pretty much a brief outline. Overall, not as bad as I thought, and wasn't too difficult to get a distinction.

You should choose Grace as your tutor because she really teaches you what you need to know in the exam

Interesting subject; poorly examined. Use your time VERY efficiently in the final exam and prepare extensively for the mid-sem exam.

It was ok! At first very boring but then it got more interesting about the law and cases. Wish the tutorials were more effective!!!

key thing is you know how to apply the legal case/theory and use it sufficiently