Course aims:

Theme is designed as an integral part of the specialized training of students, providing essential knowledge about current trends in European legal culture in general and with particular reference to private law and contracts.
It aims to achieve an analysis, a systematic deepening of European and national regulations and jurisprudence, local and European, from this perspective.
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Course Entry Requirements:

Introduction to Law; Introduction to General Elements of Law, civil law.

Course contents:

Theme 1 European classical legal culture; American legal culture Theme 2: European Private Law; European private law contract Theme 3: The evolution of the contract in Romania since the advent of the Civil Code so far Theme 4: The new European legal culture; trends with regard to contracts Theme 5: The idea, policies and trends in European Civil Code with regard to contracts Topic 6: general contract law Theme 7: Specific contracts and special Theme 8: harmonization of contract law in a united Europe Theme 9: Contract law and consumer protection Assignment 10: Contract law as a matter of justice Assignment 11: Romanian jurisprudence contract and contract law, evolving trends Theme 12: New Romanian Civil Code with regard to contracts; current trends, solutions, comments Theme 13: The contractual liability, evolution, current trends Theme 14: Contract and conventions on fundamental human rights.

Teaching methods:

Lecture, conversation, exemplification.

Learning outcomes:

• retrieval of written sources on the Business Law; • establishing general aspects in connection with the Business Law; • the concrete issues in connection with the general views of Business Law.

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Written paper – 60%; continuous assessment – 40%.

Recommended reading:

 Liviu Pop, Treaty of civil law. Obligations. The general legal, vol Publishing CH Beck, 2006;
 Ion Dogaru, Pompil Draghici, Civil Law. General theory of obligations, Publishing CH Beck, 2002;
 M.N. Costin, "The great institutions of the Romanian civil law", vol. II and III, Ed. Dacia, Cluj Napoca, 1991;