ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
 
Lectured in 2nd year Business managementSection legal practice
2de jaar Bedrijfsbeheer optie rechtspraktijk
Theory [A] 37.5
Exercises [B] 12.5
Training and projects [C] 0.0
Studytime [D] 125
Studypoints [E] 5
Language of instruction Dutch
Lecturer Inge CLEYMAET
Reference RGBBRR02A01025
 
Key words
Administrative law

Objectives
  • Apart from acquiring theoretical knowledge, the student is able to apply it to basic concrete situations.
  • The student knows where to find information on administrative law.
  • He learns to work with the help of a codex
  • He will be able to analyse and summarize professional literature
  • The student will be taught to view topical issues from their new-acquired insights
  • Certain attitudes such as accuracy, precision and assertivity are paid attention to
  • The student is taught to correctly use juridical terminology and to reason in a juridically correct way.
  • The student is taught to word and motivate his own views.


Topics
  • Introduction (concept 'administrative law', sources, practicable administrative decision)
  • Public services, generally (concept, principles, ways of managing, office), together with several relevant examples (province, local council, social welfare council)
  • State properties (public and private domain) and expropriation
  • The administrative contract, with a detailed practical exampleEvery topic is completed with exercises, tasks and/or lectures, possibly an excursion.


Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of civil law.

Final Objectives


Materials used
Syllabus, codex, professional literature, articles from newspapers.

Study costs
  • Syllabus "Administratief recht-deel 1", A. D'Hooghe, I. Cleymaet, with exercise series and extras. Cost price per copy fixed by Hogeschool Gent (+/- 130 pages)
  • VRG-codex, 2 parts, Kluwer


Study guidance
Individual study problems can be discussed with the lecturer.

Teaching Methods
  • Lecturing alternated with question and answer sessions·
  • Structured and progressively built up blackboard schemes
  • Use of documents
  • Use of legal code
  • Practical exercises/tasks (both guided and independent)
  • Lectures and/or visit to a public authority


Assessment
first exam session: written exam.
Second exam session: written exam.
Examination Board Flemish Community: (ditto regular student).

Lecturer(s)