Learning Outcomes

Introduction to Course

Contract Terms and Mistakes

International Trade Contracts

Lesson Summary

In this module, you will learn how laws are made in the UK including the history of laws in the United Kingdom. You will be introduced to contract laws, terms within a contract and the privity of contracts. This module also covers the types of mistakes in a contract and the remedies for contract breaches.

Course Assessment - Basics of Contract Laws and Consumer Protection

Learn about the essential components of a contract and consumer protection in the UK with this free online course.

Basics of Contract Laws and Consumer Protection in the UK

Consumer protection is a process undertaken to protect consumers of products and services as well as the general public from unfair business activities in the marketplace. Consumer protection measures are generally developed by contracts bound by law. This course will teach you about the fundamentals of contract law and help you gain an in-depth understanding of consumer protection in the United Kingdom. Enrol today!

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