Unit details
Prerequisites
BLB1101 - Australian Legal System in Context
BLB1114 - Legal Research Methods
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Learning Outcomes
1. | Collaborate and critically review the cultural values expressed in the law of succession in the context of multicultural Australia; | ||
2. | Implement the legal requirements involved in making a valid will exemplifying professional judgment; | ||
3. | Theorise the principles that are relevant to interpretation of a valid will to a range of professional and non-professional audiences; | ||
4. | Canvass the process of administrating an estate where there is no valid will in wide ranging circumstances; and | ||
5. | Postulate the proper role of the law when challenging dispositions made by a testator/testatorix. |
Assessment
Assessment type | Description | Grade |
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Test | Online quiz | 10% |
Assignment | Research Essay | 40% |
Examination | Final Examination | 50% |
Required reading
Principles of Australian Succession Law
Mackie K, 2017
Butterworths LexisNexis
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Course | Study as part of |
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Bachelor of Legal Services | Private Law - Discipline Minor |
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