Civil Law 10-PC-a1-s

I. The concept of civil law. Sources of civil law. Model application of civil law. Systematics of the Civil Code.
II. Subjective right. Subjects and objects of civil law relations.
III. Legal action. Contracts.
IV. Property. The methods of acquisition and loss of property.
V. Servitude, pledge, mortgage, use, possession.
VI. Contract law. The concept of commitment. General provisions for liabilities.
VII. Protection of consumers with the tools of private law.
VIII. Liability for damages. Unjust enrichment.
IX. Liabilities arising from legal actions - General principles.
X. Types of contracts described in the Civil Code. Unnamed agreements.
XI. Inheritance law - General principles.
XII. Testament.
XIII. Family law - general principles. The law of marriage.
XIV. Relations between parents and children, care, adoption.
XV. Basic principles of private international law.

Module learning aims

1. Knowledge of the rules of civil law, its basic institutions and the fundamental views of doctrine and jurisprudence on civil matters. 2. Understanding of the differences between the models of private law and public law, the principle of equality of the parties in civil law, the need for special protection of consumers. 3. Ability to interpret the provisions of the civil law, to formulate contracts and to interpret them.

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