LE 452 — Arbitration and Civil Procedures
BSc BSc Real Estate · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Objectives In this course the student is exposed to the legal principles underlying arbitration. Also introduced are the elements of Civil Procedure. At the end of the course the student will be able to serve as an umpire and conduct arbitration proceedings. The student will also be able to appear in court as an expert witness. Contents: Customary Arbitration: Features, Effects, Relationship with Negotiated Settlements, How to Set Aside Award, Statutory Arbitration: Principles; Arbitration Act 1961; Powers of Arbitrator and Umpire; Conduct of Proceedings; Awards; Costs and Fees; Civil Procedures: Proceedings, Applications, Pleadings, Conditional Appearance, Third Party Contributions etc.
- Credits
- 3
- Level
- Year Four
- Semester
- Semester Two
Other courses on this programme
- LE 363 — Estate Management 1
- LE 364 — Estate Management II
- LE 451 — Law of Succession and Trust
- LE 455 — Professional Practice I
- LE 456 — Professional Practice II
- RE 451 — Property Insurance
- RE 452 — Real Estate Taxation
- RE 459 — Project Work I
- RE 460 — Project Work II
- CSM 183 — Introduction to Computers I
- CSM 184 — Introduction to Computers II
- ENGL 157 — Communication Skills I
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