History of the European Obligation Law in Comparative Context 1300-OG-OB-LAW-KPP

(po angielsku) Contact hours with teacher: - participation in discussion seminar - 15 hrs - consultations- 5 hrs Self-study hours: - preparation for discussion seminar - 5 hrs - writing essays/ papers - 15 hrs - reading literature- 60 hrs Altogether: 100 hrs (4 ECTS)

(po angielsku) Student: W1: knows the basics of contract law in foreign countries W2: is familiar with the fundamental principles of contract law such as freedom of contract W3: has knowledge of the formation of contract, interpretation of contract, defects of consent and breach of contract in German, French, common law and in the systems of law of participants of this course W4: has basic knowledge of unjustified enrichment law W5: has knowledge about the history of obligation law

(po angielsku) Student: U1: knows how to make a contract U2: is able to interpret the declaration of will U3: has basic skills in preparing a draft of a contract U3. knows how to execute contractual obligations U4. can analyze the consequences of various defects of consent U5. is capable of comparing different solutions in various legal systems U6: can define unjustified enrichment cases

(po angielsku) Student: K1: understands the significance of contracts K2: understands the need for exchange of goods K3: is sensitive to social and economic justice K4: is aware of the need to observe the law and fulfil contractual obligations

(po angielsku) Expository teaching methods: - participatory lecture

(po angielsku) There are no special prerequisites for participation in this course, however general knowledge of civil law is helpful.

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