Single contracts of most common use; firm and consumers; family and succession; no- contractual liability; obligations other than contract and unlawful act. The topics covered will be supplemented by exercises and seminars held by experts in the sector.
We suggest one of the following books:
- A. TORRENTE-P. SCHLESINGER, Manuale di diritto privato, Giuffré, ult. ed.;
- G. ALPA, Manuale di diritto privato, Cedam, ult. ed.;
- P. PERLINGIERI, Manuale di diritto civile, Esi, ult. ed;
- E. ROPPO, Diritto Privato, Giappichelli, ult. ed.
The program includes the chapters about "singoli contratti, famiglia, successioni e donazioni, responsabilità da fatto illecito"
You need to make reference also to the materials you can find on the e-learning platform.
It is strongly suggested the use of a uncomtented civil code.
Learning Objectives
The course is designed to offer a comprehensive knowledge on the topics covered in the course, within the Italian legal system - the Constitution - EU and EC Treaties - Community legislation - the Civil Code - statutes and regulations - the role of courts and legal scholars.
Skills:
a) implementation of the ability to adopt the appropriate technical terminology of private law and to use the method of legal reasoning ;
b) ability to properly use the Civil Code and other special regulations and to start correlating them with the sources of European law;
c) ability to grasp the principles and connections that organize the main private law institutions in an articulated system;
d) ability, within the limits of the knowledge and skills acquired, to apply the learned reasoning for the solution of legal problems.
Prerequisites
Capacity to read Italian complex books
Teaching Methods
Blended modality.
During the lessons the topics will be drawn not only on a theoretical level, but with references to casuistry and practice. Seminars of experts in the subject will be held during class time.
Type of Assessment
Oral exams. Attending students can take a written proof during the course
Course program
Theoretical-practical treatment of the following topics with the relative cases: the single typical and atypical contracts; firm and consumers; family and inheritance; no-contractual liability; obligations other than contract and unlawful act.