LLB1170 / LLB 170 Law of Contract B
Spring Session 2021 Assignment
Due: 4pm Friday 20 August 2021 (Week 4)
Value: 30% of the total marks for the subject.
Length: 5 pages maximum including footnotes but not including bibliography.
Note that any material exceeding the page limit will not be marked.
Submission Online Moodle submission through Turnitin. Follow instructions on
Moodle.
Format of Assignment
• All pages should be in black type with 2.54 cm margins on all sides (left, right, top, bottom).
• The font size must be 12 point font using the ‘Times’ font.
• Line spacing must be ‘double spaced’.
• Pages must be numbered.
• Referencing must be in accordance with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (‘AGLC’), 4th
edition, 2018.
• Footnotes must be used.
• A bibliography must be attached.
Assessment Criteria
• Identification and analysis of the relevant legal issues;
• Accurate identification of the relevant law (authorities) for the issues;
• Appropriate application of law to facts;
• Logical structure and clear, concise written expression;
• Appropriate referencing, in accordance with the AGLC; and
• Conformity with format and page length specifications.
These assessment criteria are not equally weighted.
Academic Integrity and Plagiarism
This assignment must be your own original work. You must appropriately acknowledge and reference all
materials that you rely on in your assignment. You can access the University’s Academic Integrity Policy
(http://www.uow.edu.au/about/policy/UOW058648.html) as well as resources about how to avoid
plagiarism on the University’s website.
Note: This is an individual assessment task. You must not discuss with any other person the issues raised
by the question; how the question should be answered; the material that is relevant to answering the
question; or how the answer to the question should be structured. You must research, plan, organize,
develop arguments and lines of analysis, draft text, revise and edit on your own. You must not show any
part of your work in progress or your completed assignment to any other person undertaking this subject;
or read the work in progress or completed assignment of any other person.
Spring Session 2021 Assignment
Due: 4pm Friday 20 August 2021 (Week 4)
Value: 30% of the total marks for the subject.
Length: 5 pages maximum including footnotes but not including bibliography.
Note that any material exceeding the page limit will not be marked.
Submission Online Moodle submission through Turnitin. Follow instructions on
Moodle.
Format of Assignment
• All pages should be in black type with 2.54 cm margins on all sides (left, right, top, bottom).
• The font size must be 12 point font using the ‘Times’ font.
• Line spacing must be ‘double spaced’.
• Pages must be numbered.
• Referencing must be in accordance with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (‘AGLC’), 4th
edition, 2018.
• Footnotes must be used.
• A bibliography must be attached.
Assessment Criteria
• Identification and analysis of the relevant legal issues;
• Accurate identification of the relevant law (authorities) for the issues;
• Appropriate application of law to facts;
• Logical structure and clear, concise written expression;
• Appropriate referencing, in accordance with the AGLC; and
• Conformity with format and page length specifications.
These assessment criteria are not equally weighted.
Academic Integrity and Plagiarism
This assignment must be your own original work. You must appropriately acknowledge and reference all
materials that you rely on in your assignment. You can access the University’s Academic Integrity Policy
(http://www.uow.edu.au/about/policy/UOW058648.html) as well as resources about how to avoid
plagiarism on the University’s website.
Note: This is an individual assessment task. You must not discuss with any other person the issues raised
by the question; how the question should be answered; the material that is relevant to answering the
question; or how the answer to the question should be structured. You must research, plan, organize,
develop arguments and lines of analysis, draft text, revise and edit on your own. You must not show any
part of your work in progress or your completed assignment to any other person undertaking this subject;
or read the work in progress or completed assignment of any other person.
