Key words
Civil law, IWETO code S130
Objectives
- This course and the courses on civil law in the first and second years, form a unit.
- Students get the necessary judicial and practical background that will be needed in later, judicial professional life.
- Students will acquire the skills to draw up, interpret and solve problems in business law and contract law.More time will be spent on learning how to develop a judicial mindset .
Topics
The course treats special contracts: like purchase contract - rent contract (general renting law, home rent and business rent) - leasing - deposit - contracting and settlement.
Prerequisites
Students should already have acquired thorough knowledge of the law, esp. of civil rights, in parts 1 and 2 of this course. Moreover, they would already have skills and attitudes when researching judicial texts, judicially wording a problem and applying knowledge taught and knowledge acquired to the issue on hand.
Final Objectives
Knowledge:
General and job-related:- Civil law: knowing special contracts like bill of sale, lease, leasing, deposit, contracting and settlement
Skills:
General:- Capacity of thinking and reasoning;
- Capacity of critical reflection.
General and job-related:
Job-related:- Students can explain changes in the law;
- Students can supervise the correct interpretation and application of regulations, procedures and guidelines;
- Capacity of reasoning.
Materials used
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Syllabus, course book, codex
Study costs
Course book/codex at market price (approx. 20 €)Syllabus at the going rate for photocopies in Hogeschool Gent
Study guidance
Students may ask questions in class or individually.
Exercises prepared and solved either individually or in a group, are also soled in class.
Teaching Methods
Lecture, interactive approach, analysis of judicial texts, practical exercises.
Working out a practical issue given individually or in a group.
Assessment
- First exam session: 80% written exam and 20% individual assignment or group assignment;
- Second exam session: 100% written exam
Students registered for the examinations only: - First exam session: 80% written exam and 20% individual assignment
- Second exam session: 100% written exam
Lecturer(s)
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