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Arabic
9,500 SAR
13 seats left
Online
Wed, 04 Dec 2024
3 Months
If you want to expand your legal knowledge and have never studied law, this Module gives you an understanding of the principles of the law of obligations governing commercial contracts and the disputes that arise from them. This Module is also appropriate for anyone involved in commercial dispute resolution or interested in becoming qualified arbitrators, members of an arbitral tribunal, or mediators in commercial disputes.
To understand the principles of the law of tort and contract law, in both common law and civil law, and their relationship to the emergence and resolution of disputes.
Knowledge of the sources of law and how to use them in common and civil law.
Knowledge of the nature and significance of different types of obligations.
Ability to apply remedies for tort liability.
Ability to analyze problems using contract law and the law of tort.
Legal schools in the present day, a historical overview of the evolution of common law and civil law, the differences between the two, and sources of national and international law.
The law of the contract, offer and acceptance, consideration and compensation, and intent to establish a legal relationship.
Express and implied terms and exclusions.
Fraud, error, unlawfulness, coercion, good faith, and unfairness.
Consequences of the dissolution of a contract and the civil law and common law perspectives in this regard.
Compensation, assessment of compensation, extent of damage, quantitative valuation, duty to mitigate, etc.
Key aspects of tort liability, negligence, duty of care, and economic loss.
Definition, abuse of power and default, alternative remedies, etc.
Economic loss, misstatement, and trauma.
Test of the breach, special rules on the standard of care, and the res ipsa loquitur standard.
Principles of causation, analyzing the test of the extent, and explaining the theory of new overlapping actions.
An explanation of the two concepts and a look at a number of related laws.
Definition of the concept, clarification in the context of work, and a look at a number of relevant laws.
The elements of nuisance, defenses, compensation, infringement on the ground, and a look at several relevant laws.
Explanation of the concept, the scope of occupier’s liability in English law, breach of duty, and exemption from liability, with a look at other relevant laws.
Five months of self-study interspersed with a tutorial at the beginning of each month. In the tutorial, participants will meet with the tutor/trainer to review the material, share what they have learned, respond to problems, and find solutions.
There will be a remotely administered written exam. Candidates must begin the exam within five days after it is uploaded to the learning platform and will have 48 hours to complete it. Exam results will be sent to candidates 12 weeks after the date of the exam.
The exam questions are divided into two sections:
Contract: Accounts for 65% of the total.
Tort liability: Accounts for 35% of the total.
Successful completion of Module 1 of the Fellowship Program.
After passing Module 2, candidates will be eligible for:
A completion certificate issued by CIArb.
Continuation to Modules 3.