Course DRIV7 · Year IV · Summer 2026-2027

Civil Procedural Law. SpecialPart.

Compulsory course in Law, taught by George Mara.

Overview

Lecturer
George Mara
Seminar tutor
Gabriel Tamas-Szora
Type of course
Compulsory
Language of instruction
Romanian
Erasmus language
No Erasmus+ Language
Domain
Law
Field of study
Law
Form of education
Full-time
Form of instruction
Lecture
Credit awarded by
Grade
Teaching methods
Lecture, discussions, consolidation of knowledge through multiple-choice tests and case studies
Entry requirements
-

Aims

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 contents

Contentious procedure. Statement of claim. Statement of defense

Counterclaim

Trial – general provisions

Preliminary proceedings – general provisions. Procedural exceptions

Evidence – general provisions. Documentary evidence

Testimony of witnesses

Interrogatories. Expert evidence. Presumptions

Stay of proceedings. Peremption

Procedural acts and acts of disposition by the parties

Hearing and deliberation. Judgment

Remedies – general provisions. Appeal

Second appeal (Recurs)

Extraordinary remedies. Review

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course, students will be able to understand and apply procedural rules governing contentious proceedings, counterclaims, evidence, procedural exceptions, and deliberation. They will be able to analyze and solve procedural issues related to appeals and extraordinary remedies, use legal reasoning to draft procedural acts, and apply national and EU standards in procedural contexts.

Assessment

Oral examination

Recommended reading

Civil Procedural Law, 3rd revised and updated edition
G. Boroi, M. Stancu
Hamangiu, Bucharest, 2016 · 400
The New Code of Civil Procedure Article-by-article commentary,
G. Boroi (coord.)
Hamangiu, Bucharest, 2016 · 500
The New Code of Civil Procedure. Commentary and annotations, vol. I,
V.M. Ciobanu, M. Nicolae
Universul Juridic, Bucharest, 2013 · 400