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Study course description
: Commercial Law| Responsible unit: | Entrepreneurship Chair | | Approval Date: | Apr 11, 2013 | | Credit points (Latvian): | 4 | | Credit points (ECTS): | 6.0 | | Grounding: | | | Branch of science: | Human Rights | | Annotation: | Aim:
To give students a general idea of the business regulatory and private law, as well as on certain public law elements in everyday life confronted by the chief executive officer.
Tasks:
- to promote student understanding of the commercial legal framework.
- to improve students' ability to navigate the commercial entity establishing, functioning and disposal issues. | | Results: | Knowledge:
- knowledge of the Commercial law;
- knowledge of the regulatory framework of business applications.
- Knowledge of various business management features.
- Knowledge of business registration, reorganization and liquidation procedures.
- Knowledge of consumer rights and their application characteristics.
Ability:
- Understands and knows how to analyze the general aspects of Commercial and Employment Law.
- Based on the resulting theoretical framework, will be able to legally correct analysis of practical business situations.
- Able to identify problem situations in a company and to offer the best legal solutions to business management.
- Know how to compile and to analyze a variety of draft treaties.
- Know how to develop a document package for start-ups, changes and liquidation.
- Know how to find the best possible solutions from the company liquidation
or receivership.
- Able to represent the company in other institutions, enterprises and organizations related to commercial issues.
Attitude:
A positive attitude to the need to monitor changes in the law that are binding for commercial activities. | | Verification form: | Exam | | Requirements: | Results of the field work during the semester (25%), marks for participation in seminars (25%) and exam (written/verbal) result (50%) | | Author(s): | Mg.oec.Ilze Rubene | | Lecturer(s): | lect. Mg.iur. Uvis Kozlovskis (uzņ.līg.), asist. Mg.iur. Maruta Ozoliņa |
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