The course of Priciples of Private Law is one of the first teaching of Law in the Degree of Enterprise and Administration Jurist (GIA).
It provides the basics of legal categories to be used in legal relationship between private people.
The course concerns basic notions of private law – such as sources, rights, actions, subjects - and also general rules on property, obligations, contracts and torts. It aims to bring the students to learn basic legal language and reasoning and some concepts, teaching them a knowledge to deepen in progress, in more advanced courses.
The course aims to teach the student to understand and use the legal language and the system of rules of private law and to appreciate their interpretation.
Lectures + in-depth materials and schemes provided on aula web.
Only attending students may support an intermediate test with open-ended questions to evaluate their learning.
The positive assessment obtained in the partial written test averaged with that achieved in a final oral interview on the remaining parts of the program. The two evaluations contribute to the student's final grade.
The negative outcome of the test will not be registered. Who fails the written test will have to take the oral exam on the entire program for attending students.
Law and Rights
Property and rights over things
Law of obligations
The law of contract
Contracts
Torts
Other sources of obligations
Market regulation
Non-attending students are also required to read some of the Supreme Court judgments that will be shown on aula web at the beginning of the course.
For non attending students: V. Roppo, Diritto privato, Linee essenziali, Torino, Giappichelli, last ed., pp. 626; For attending students: during the lectures the Professor will indicate the parts of the book mentioned above, that attending students are not required to study, so as to reduce their workload at most to pp. 500 in total.
Ricevimento: Reception hours: Monday morning from 10 to 12.45 at Section of Private Law, Via Balbi 22, fourth floor. It is better to agree an appointment through email. In the second Semester, during the months of lectures, the time or the day of reception may change; at the beginning of the second semester this change will be communicated also though aula web.
GIOVANNA SAVORANI (President)
GIORGIO AFFERNI
FRANCESCA BARTOLINI
ALBERTO MARIA BENEDETTI
SONIA CANATA
VALENTINA DI GREGORIO
MARCO FARINA
MAURIZIO VITTORIO FLICK
MAURO GRONDONA
GIACOMO MUNARI
I semester from September 16th to December 6th 2019 (12 weeks)II semester from February 17th to May 9th 2020 (12 weeks)
The exam is oral.
Attending students can sit a written test on part of the program, structured with open-ended questions, and so decrease the program on which they will be orally examined.
For attending students written test on part of the program + Oral questions on the rest of the program
For non attending students oral questions on the entire program
