Key words
Private law (incl. Deontology), IWETO code S142
Objectives
- Knowledge and skills acquired in the second year have to be supplemented with an understanding of the standards guiding judicial sentences (seizure).
- Students have to get actively acquainted with many acts and documents of legal procedure and with compiling and following up of a file.
Students will get to know professional ways of behaviour of justicial actors, in order to develop their own skills and attitudes in the ways they are usual or mandatory.
Topics
Seizure law- Seizable and unseizable goods;
- Conserving and enforcing seizure;
- Enforcement on moveables; tasks of a bailiff;
- Enforcement on immovables; tasks of a notary;Deontology
- Deontology in the line of duty of a lawyer, bailiff, notary.
Prerequisites
Private law as taught in the second year of this training.
Final Objectives
Knowledge:
General and job-related:- Private law: knowing seizure law and deontology;
Job-related:- Knowing judicial terminology, drawing up acts, layout of judicial documents;
- Using the PC in connection with the course (collection of models).
Skills:
Job-related:- Being able to supervise the correct interpretation and application of regulations, procedures and guidelines;
- Applying the deontology of the profession;
- Reasoning capacity.
Materials used
Course book, codex, syllabus and models of acts
Study costs
Codex and course book (possibly already acquired for the second year) at market price.
Syllabus and copies: at the going rate for photocopies in Hogeschool Gent.
Study guidance
Follow-up of accomplished assignments;
Possibility to ask questions during and after classes.
Teaching Methods
- Lecture with class exercises on the active use of the codex and models of judicial acts; interactive approach; group work; use of PC: models for judicial practice;
- Group work: drawing up simple acts; cases; analysis of the course of a session with the seizure judge;
- Analysis of jurisdiction; contacts with the professional field: visit to the registry, a court session, public sale by a bailiff, public sale by a notary.
Assessment
- First exam session: 20% continuous assessment (group work) and 80% written exam;
- Second exam session: 100% written exam
Students registered for the examinations only:- First exam session: 20% individual assignment and 80% written exam;
- Second exam session: 100% written exam
Lecturer(s)
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