This assessment involves completing two case studies.

Case Study #$1$ is about Contract Law and is due Sunday at $11$:$59$ pm of Week $05.$

Case Study #$2$ is about Beverage & Alcohol Law and is due Sunday at $11$:$59$ pm of Week $10.$

Note: Case studies can be done in pairs $($max $2$ people$).$ Both names and student number must be on the submission document. Only one person needs to submit on behalf of the team.

Weight

$10\%$ of the final grade for each case study for a total of $20\%$

Type

Individual

Purpose:

$6\mathrm{.}0$ Describe and recognize the purpose of a contract.

$7\mathrm{.}0$ Recognize a major and$/$or minor breach of contract and what type of damages$/$remedies might apply.

Submission

Please submit your individual case study assessment to the Assignment $($Dropbox$)$ under Assessment in the top navigation bar. Submit to the Contract Law Case Study #$1$ and Beverage & Alcohol Case Study #$2$ folders.

Ensure that your name and student number is on the assessment. Please always keep a copy of your work.

Description

This assessment must be completed in a word document.

Each question must be answered individually, within the same word document.

Each question is worth $2\mathrm{.}5\%$ of the total mark for four questions and $3\mathrm{.}33\%$ for $3$ questions.

Marks will be assigned based on the rubric below.

All unanswered questions will receive a mark of zero.

Rubric

Table $1\mathrm{.}1$ Rubric: Two Case Studies Example

Criteria Excellent $3$ Good $2$ Poor $1$ Unacceptable $0$

Demonstrates knowledge related to key concept$/$idea Demonstrates an accurate and complete understanding of the concept$/$idea$.$

All relevant course & reading concepts included.

No irrelevant information included. Demonstrates an adequate$/$basic understanding of the concept$/$idea$.$

Some relationship to course content & reading included but not thorough.

May be some minimal irrelevant information. Poor grasp of the concept$/$idea$.$

Lacks clarity & significant course & reading content left out.

Includes irrelevant information. Fails to answer the question

Presentation of central concept $($readability$)$ Well organized & clearly written. Minor organization issues & written in a fairly clear manner. Significant issues with organization & clarity.

The result is that the answers are difficult to comprehend. Fails to answer the question

Grammar, spelling & use of language Well done & contributes to the understanding of the answer. Acceptable but with a few errors. Significant issues that impede understanding of the answer. Fails to answer the question

Use of terminology Accurate & well done Acceptable but with a few errors Significant issues that impede the understanding of the answer. Fails to use terminology at all.