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LAW221         Judicial System and Pleadings (Language of Instruction: Arabic)
               Credits: 3 (3,0,0)    Prerequisite: LAW111
                   The course explains to the student the ways and procedures used to obtain legal rights based on
                   Saudi  systems  such  as  the  Law  of  Procedure Before  Sharia  Courts.  It  specifically  explains  the
                   procedures of civil and commercial lawsuits, by explaining the formation of the courts and the
                   competent  authorities.  Therefore,  through  this  course,  the  student  will  be  able  to  apply
                   knowledge to practice.

               LAW223         Law of Contracts I
               Credits: 2 (2,0,0)    Prerequisite: LAW111
                   This course is one of the civil law courses series. It covers contract theory. Therefore, the students
                   in this course are introduced to the most important provisions and issues related to the most
                   common civil contracts, namely sales and lease contracts, by focusing on how they are created,
                   implemented, and expired. In addition, the most important provisions related to the general terms
                   and conditions of these contracts. It covers as well how to resolve civil conflict related to sale and
                   rent by reviewing precedents from Saudi courts and international arbitration committees.

               LAW230         Arabic Legal Writing (Language of Instruction: Arabic)
               Credits: 3 (3,0,0)    Prerequisite: LAW101
                   This course introduces the students to practices, procedures and protocols of legal writing in
                   Arabic. The focus is on the Arabic language and drafting of different legal documents, including
                   various pleadings and defense documents, drafting contracts, conducting legal research, writing
                   legal  memos,  providing  legal  consultations,  and  presenting  their  work  in  writing  and  in  oral
                   argument. This course is designed to prepare the students for the job market in accordance with
                   the targeted legal areas.

               LAW231         English Legal Writing
               Credits: 3 (3,0,0)    Prerequisite: LAW112
                   The course is an obligatory course. It aims to give practical training to law students about writing,
                   drafting  legal  documents.  These  documents  are  considered  essential  part  of  any  law  degree.
                   Students receive first-hand experience of what a law firm require in legal writing, once they join
                   the job market. The course has various areas of legal written practice of making documents for
                   clients and court proceedings like pleading papers or contracts. Students will have opportunities
                   to  learn  and  apply  their  legal  English  skills  by  becoming  familiar  with  resources  available  to
                   students, observing real-world legal situations

               LAW243         Commercial Law
               Credits: 3 (3,1,0)    Prerequisite: LAW213
                   This  course  is  part  1  of  the  Commercial  Law  System.  It  covers  three  sections:  the  first  one
                   introduces Commercial Law, by indicating the scope of Commercial Law application, the criteria
                   of differentiating commercial from civil transactions, and the effects of the distinction between
                   them.  The  second  section  explains  the  conditions  for  acquiring  the  status  of  a  trader,  its
                   obligations, and the commercial place and its required licenses. As for the third section, it covers
                   the definitions of commercial papers, their types (the bill of exchange, the promissory note and
                   the check), their creation, their circulation, and the guarantees of their fulfillment.







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