Overview
Aims
Advising legislative officials on the formulation of new laws or the considerations of legislative acts.
Providing legal advice, compiling legal documents, and advising on court decisions.
Demonstrating initiative, taking responsability, calculating probability, analytical thinking and adapting to change.
Course contents
C1 - Iontroductory concepts in civil lae
Definition of civil law
Role of civil law
Principles of civil law
Civil law norms
C2 - Application of civil law
Interpretation of civil law
C3 - Civil law relationship - concept, content, legal characteristics, sources of civil legal relationships
Property (concept, classification)
C4 - Civil legal act
Concept
Classification
Conditions of a civil legal act
C 5 - The modalities of civil legal acts
C6 - Nulity of civil legal acts
C7 - Patrimony and patrimonial rights
Concept. legal characteristics, functions of patrimony, content, of patrimony, classification of patrimonial rights
C8 - Property rights
General concepts of property and property rights
Legal characteristics of property rights
Content of property rights
Limitations on property rights
C9 - Public property rights
Concepts, subjects of public property rights
C10 - Private property rights
C11 - Ways to get ownership and other real rights
C12 - The contract and the legal fact as a source of civil obligations
C13 - Voluntary enforcement of civil obligations
Enforcement of civil obligations
Contractual civil liability
C14 - Tort liability
Learning outcomes
Minimum performance standard - minimum grade of 5.
The exam score must be passing grade (minimum 5), regardless of the grade obtained in the practical assessment (knowledge, presentation, and correct explanation of concepts and notions specific to the field of activity).
The final score (average), obtained by adding the results of the written assessment and the practical work assessment, must be a passing grade (minimum 5).
Assessment
Knowledge of essential civil law institutions; Oral exam and ongoing assessment