Objectives of event management

1. To capture the moment of the whole event.

2. To train student to work as a team in order to complete a task as a
photographer.
3. To train the students to interact and communicate with other group to
ensure the event running smoothly.

Objectives of talk
1. To provide clear information on the benefits of the law of contract.
2. To understand the basic of the contract of law.
3. To exposed students about the several types of contracts which include its
specific terms and conditions.

Introduction
Event management is the application of project management to the
creation and development of large scale events such as festivals, conferences,
ceremonies, formal parties, talk, or conventions. It involves studying the brand,
identifying the target audience, devising the event concept, planning the
logistics and coordinating the technical aspects before actually launching the
event. There are six group divided in order to handle the talk entitled Law of
Contract in Malaysia which are ushering (House Manager), technical, logistic,
advertisement, registration and photography. Photography group is responsible
in capturing every single moment of the whole event especially during the talk
running. It teaches every group members especially in photography group on
how to interact and communicate among each other during the event.
The Law of Contracts come into play in almost every aspect of life. The
study and the application of the law of contract make up a core component of
the learning and the practice of law. Contract is a voluntary, deliberate, and
legally binding agreement between two or more competent parties. Contracts
are usually written but may be spoken or implied, and generally have to do with
employment, sale or lease, or tenancy. A contractual relationship is evidenced by
an offer, acceptance of the offer, and a valid (legal and valuable) consideration.
Each party to a contract acquires rights and duties relative to the rights and
duties of the other parties. However, while all parties may expect a fair benefit
from the contract it does not follow that each party will benefit to an equal
extent