Course aims:

Knowledge, understanding and proper use of fundamental approaches the concepts, strategies and techniques specific to the field.
The acquisition by students of knowledge, skills and competencies appropriate current stage of development of legal sciences at European level, to ensure, for them, new employment prospects and international labor market.
Emphasizing practical dimension of training of future specialists through innovative methods of clinical legal type, simulations, internships type internships, workshops with specialists in justice and administration.

Course Entry Requirements:

Civil Law, Commercial Law I; Introduction to General Elements of Law.

Course contents:

1. Overview of civil obligations 2. Act as a source of legal obligations; 3. Effects contract; obligation of contract; relativity effects of the contract; 4. The existence of the contract; interpretation; representation contract; assignment of the contract; termination 5. The fact licit judiciary; business management; overpayments; unjust enrichment 6 The fact legal obligations as well; civil liability; 7. Liability for own act; general conditions of accountability; the causal; guilt; sample items liability for the acts of its own; liability for legal entities own act; damages for tort liability 8. Civil liability for the acts of another person, for animals and things: parental liability for the acts of minor children; 9. performance obligations; the concept of execution of obligations; payment; 10. Protective rights of the creditor; debtor's assets; patrimony of affectation; the right of creditors on the debtor's assets; direct action; action aside 11. Transmission transformation and extinction of obligations 12. Complex obligations: obligations affected the ways. 13. Guarantees: fideiusiunea; autonomous guarantees 14. Collateral and privileges: the new regulatory materials from the collateral;

Teaching methods:

Lecture, conversation, exemplification.

Learning outcomes:

• Civil Law. General Part, Civil Law – real estates.

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

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

Recommended reading:

• Liviu Pop Ionut Stelian Ioan-Florin Popa Vidu, elementary Treaty of civil law. Obligations, Law Publishing House, Bucharest, 2012;
• Paul Vasilescu, Civil Law. Obligations Hamangiu Publishing, 2012;
• Radu Rizoiu Pledges. A functional approach Juridical Universe Publishing House, Bucharest, 2011;
• V. Ursa, Repair moral damages, Lumina Lex, Bucharest, 2001;