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2105AFE: Introduction to Business Law

Comprehensive Revision Guide and Course Notes 2026

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2105AFE: Introduction to Business Law (Griffith University)

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026

University	Griffith University
Study Level	Undergraduate
Course Code	2105AFE
Course Name	Introduction to Business Law
Notes Title	Comprehensive Revision Guide and Course Notes
Page Length	54

This study aid for 2105AFE: Introduction to Business Law at Griffith University gives a clear, concise summary of the course’s core ideas and the essentials you need to understand and apply them. Key concepts and principles are explained step by step, not just listed, so you can see how they work in practice. Use it as a quick reference in revision or to build understanding topic by topic.

This course provides students with an overview of the Australian legal system as it pertains to commerce and management. It also provides detailed knowledge in the area of contract law and a knowledge of the law as it applies to torts, particularly professional negligence and to partnership. Prerequisites: Successful completion of a minimum of 40 credit points of first year courses in the Program. Students undertaking a Law Degree should make note that 2105AFE is incompatible with the LAW courses and they should seek further advice from the Law School if choosing an elective. NOTE: Students who are undertaking a Double Law degree are restricted from enrolling in either 2007GIR/2087GIR Legal Issues for Managers, 2010EHR Legal Issues for Managers or 2105AFE / 2185AFE Intro to Business Law as a GBS elective course.

✔ After successfully completing this course you should be able to:

Apply key principles related to contract law, law of torts, consumer protection law, and the law as it applies to various business structures, in particular company, partnership and trust law, to various hypothetical scenarios.
Explain the various components of the Australian legal system, in particular, the doctrine of precedent, the jurisdiction of Federal and State Courts and the sources of our law.
Resolve complex legal issues using legal knowledge, problem-solving, decision-making and communication skills.

Prerequisite(s): The student must have achieved at least 40 credit points prior to enrolment.

COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME
1014SCG	Statistics
2045IBA	Leading and Managing Organisations
2105AFE	Introduction to Business Law
2110AFE	Business and Company Law
2114AFE	Management Accounting and Strategy
2150AFE	Taxation Law
2206AFE	Investment Analysis and Management
2314AFE	Microeconomic Analysis
2315AFE	Econometric Analysis
2316AFE	Macroeconomic Analysis
2317AFE	Economics and Quantitative Methods for Managers
3114AFE	Integrated Financial Reporting
3115AFE	Accounting Theory and Company Accounting
3208AFE	Portfolio Management
3224AFE	Derivatives Securities
3310AFE	Open Economy Macroeconomics
3315AFE	Empirical Economic Analysis

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2105AFE: Introduction to Business Law (Griffith University)

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