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Sunday, July 27, 2008

Comparative Business Law

To understand law one must not be confined to only the law of the land that you are living in. Due to the nature of the our society and the way the world is being globalised, one will eventually be trading and interacting with cultures, countries and people from different background and the way they are govern.

that is why, there is a need for anyone who is involved in trades and business across the border to understand the legal systems that governs yourself and governs the party that you are interacting with. If it is across international borders.

the purpose for Comparative Business Law study is to understand

- the different cultures and legal systems that exists in any interaction that you might encounter in conducting your business or interactions across international borders.

- to provide an understanding to anyone that is conducting business in this globalised environment on knowledge of different cultures and their legal system that might have an impact in conducting their business transactions.

- to provide an understanding to anyone that is doing cross cultural and cross border business transactions, the choice of law that applies to the nature of their business transaction and to understand the option and impact of these choices that might applies to their business transactions.

- to provide a different perspective of how any problems or issues that arises from our own legal system is addressed and how the same problem that occurs in another culture and legal system will be address and interpreted within the confine of their legal systems.

such nature of comparison exist not just purely in interpreting law of lands but also in our day to day endeavour in addressing business issues. we will constantly seek understanding and perspective of such similar issues that arises in other business and how it can provide a lesson learn in our approach in handling similar cases in our very own environment.

Comparative Law and Business

My first class for the new semester starts with 2 subjects and some new classmates. Well the order for today was a Project Management Class (hmm..same ol same ol subjects that i have to go through for PMP and PRINCE2), that's why i chose to major in Project Management for my MBA endeavour.




the next class was Comparative Law and Business in the afternoon. Man!! what a time to do a class in law after meal and smack right in the middle of a sunday afternoon which is best utilised for being a couch potato or sleeping in late but then somehow my other conscience told me to chose 2 classes for sunday...hmm...wise wise wise..




LAW5504 as what my fellow classmates and myself will address this subject for the next 3 months see the record breaking of almost 150 students for Group B!! and there is Group A,B and C for this subject..phewwww!!!


Wonder if after this semester will there be an in flux of 200 over wannabe lawyers that will flood the market..hahahahah






 
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