Chapter 14: Business Law
In this section
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Features of Contracts
Explore the essential characteristics of legally enforceable agreements, including offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, lawful object, and clarity—tailored for Canadian financial professionals.
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Types of Contracts
Explore the different types of contracts—express, implied, bilateral, unilateral, valid, void, voidable, written, oral, and specialty—essential for Canadian financial planning and business law.
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The Termination or Discharge of a Contract
Learn about key methods and legal considerations for ending contracts in a Canadian business and financial context. Explore real-world examples, best practices, and guidance for financial planners.
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Agency Relationships
Explore how principals and agents collaborate in financial planning, the duties and liabilities involved, and best practices under Canadian regulations.
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