ID:
65073
Dettaglio:
SSD: Private Law
Duration: 78
CFU: 13
Located in:
BERGAMO
Url:
LAW - 65/PERCORSO COMUNE Year: 5
Year:
2025
The aim of the monographic course is to allow the student to acquire, at the end of the lessons, an adequate and mature knowledge of the cases of civil liability, both in contractual and non-contractual matters, as well as of the cases of propriety and possession allowing him: 1) to relate himself competently to the various types of liability and in particular to the indemnity obligation resulting from the failure to fulfil the obligation and to that resulting from the unlawful aquilian, also through critical reflection on the strong jurisprudence in this matter of which some significant rulings will be analyzed in depth; 2) to deal with, consequently, and resolve with critical autonomy cases of everyday reality.
The exam takes place in oral form; no intermediate checks are scheduled; the evaluation will be expressed in thirtieths. The question will be structured in some questions - normally 4 - concerning the entire program in order to verify the acquisition by the students of the concepts taught in the course. The number of questions may vary (and be greater or less than 4) due to the quality and breadth of the answers given. Every single answer will be evaluated according to the following criteria: - quality, completeness and relevance to the application; - mastery of argumentation and reasoning ability; - property of language and clarity of exposition; - ability to synthesize; For students attending some parts of the program can be integrated or replaced, according to the instructions given by the teacher, the notes or the material distributed in class.
RESPONSIBILITY: I. The default. II. The judgment of liability. III The delay. IV. Damages. V. Damages in the pecuniary obligations. VI. The penalty clause. VII. Remedies for the protection of claims other than compensation. VIII. The specific means of protection of contract. IX. The impossibility of contract and the excessive burden. X. The subrogatory and revocation actions. XI. The personal guarantees. XII. Non-contractual liability. XIII. The elements of the tort. XIV. The subjects. XV. The disclaimers of liability. XVI. Special responsibilities. XVII. Non-contractual remedies. XVIII. Undue payment. XIX. General enrichment action.