Course aims:

CIVIL LAW - THE GENERAL THEORY OF OBLIGATIONS
Understand legal concepts by a logical manner
Use of the legal language in the elaboration of professional projects
Use of acquired legal knowledge in order to solve situations through a fair legal solution

Course Entry Requirements:

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Course contents:

 The course aims at offering students knowledge, understanding and appopriate use of fundamental approaches to legal concepts, theories and paradigms within the scope of the general theory of obligations, as well as applying the existing knowledge and legislation when analyzing legal situations.

Teaching methods:

Lecture, conversation, exemplification.

Learning outcomes:

 Use of the legal language, written and oral, and of legal tools in order to explain and interpret concepts, by a logical manner, of theories specific to the field of civil law.

Use of the legal language in the elaboration of professional projects, selecting the necessary legal information in order to solve a specific problem, understanding the sources of judicial regulations ( law or case-law).

Explaining the manner by which the judicial regulations apply to a concrete situations from the daily life and ways to offer judicial advice for a fair legal solution.

 

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Exam

Recommended reading:

Liviu Pop, Ionuţ-Florin Popa Stelian Ioan Vidu, Tratat elementar de drept civil. Obligaţiile, Editura Universul Juridic, Bucureşti, 2015, Fl. A. Baias,E. Chelaru, R. Constantinovici, Ioan Macovei, s.a. Noul cod civil, Comentarii pe articole, , editia aII-a, ed. CH Beck, Bucuresti, 2014, Paul Vasilescu, Drept civil. Obligaţii, editia aII-a, Editura Hamangiu, 2017, G. M. Mara, Prejudiciul nepatrimonial cauzat prin eroarea judiciara, Ed. Universul Juridic, Bucuresti, 2020, -, -.
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