Course DR II 2 · Year II · Autumn 2019-2020

CIVIL LAW. REAL RIGHTS

Compulsory course in Law, taught by Felician Sergiu Cotea.

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Overview

Lecturer
Felician Sergiu Cotea
Seminar tutor
Felician Sergiu Cotea
Type of course
Compulsory
Language of instruction
Romanian
Erasmus language
English
Domain
Law
Field of study
Law
Form of education
Full-time
Form of instruction
Class
Credit awarded by
Grade
Teaching methods
Lecture, conversation, exemplification.
Entry requirements
-

Aims

• Presentation civil institutions connected with the property, in order to know the legal instruments that enable protection of the most important economic and social values.

• Analysis of the main forms, ways and dismemberments of ownership.

• Presentation of the legal regime of the most important assets that may be subject to ownership, land and buildings.

• Knowledge, understanding and proper use of how and under what conditions according to current legislation can be reconstituted ownership of the buildings that were taken over from the state improperly.

• Acquiring knowledge about legal public and private property, real estate advertised rights, ways of acquiring real rights main special law on restoration of property rights.

Course contents

Chapter I Introduction about the heritage and economic rights. Chapter II Ownership. Chapter III Public ownership. Chapter IV The right to private property. Chapter V Legal regime of privately owned land and buildings. Chapter VI Legal arrangements of ownership. Chapter VII Dismemberments ownership. Chapter VIII Defending the right of ownership. Chapter IX Possession Chapter X The ways of obtaining property rights and other rights.

Learning outcomes

• Appropriate use of theories, principles and legal concepts learned in a professional project • Doing a project or a study based on legislation, doctrine and jurisprudence relating to a specific legal issue • Doing a project or a study on resolving the legal issues raised by a concrete factual situation.

Assessment

Written paper – interpretative essay – 80%; continuous assessment – 20%.

Recommended reading

• C. Jora, Civil Law. Real rights, Legal Publishing House, 2012;
• S. Szilard, Civil Law. Main real rights under the new Civil Code, CH Beck, 2012;
• O. board, Musca V., R. Chirilă, A. Florea, loss of property in the State Publishing Hamangiu, 2012;
• L. Uta, modalities of ownership, Legal Publishing House, 2012;
• B. David, Artificial real estate accession, Legal Publishing House, 2012;