Learn about how to form a contract and common contract clauses.
This course provides a high-level introduction to the fundamentals of contract law, ideal for those seeking a practical understanding of how contracts are formed, amended, and interpreted. Students will explore the key elements required to create a legally binding contract and gain insight into common contract clauses used in both business and legal settings.
The course also offers an overview of the legal principles and rules courts rely on when interpreting contracts. Whether you’re new to legal concepts or looking to strengthen your foundational knowledge, this course equips you with essential tools for understanding and working with contracts.
Christine Kellowan is a construction lawyer. Christine represents various actors in the construction industry, including owners, general contractors, developers and subtrades. Christine has appeared all levels of court in Ontario, including the Court of Appeal, and the Builders Arbitration Forum. Christine has taught the construction law course at George Brown College for several semesters. Christine graduated from York University summa cum laude in 2008 with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. During her undergraduate studies she was the student representative on York University’s Board of Governors and a member of the Academic Resources Committee. She received her J.D. from Osgoode Hall Law School in 2011. Christine was called to the Ontario Bar in 2012. She completed the Osgoode Certificate in Construction Law in 2014 and Osgoode’s Intensive Trial Advocacy Workshop in 2015.
