ID:
65079
Dettaglio:
SSD: Civil Procedural Law
Duration: 30
CFU: 5
Located in:
BERGAMO
Url:
LAW - 65/PERCORSO COMUNE Year: 2
Year:
2025
Overview
Date/time interval
Primo Semestre (15/09/2025 - 30/01/2026)
Syllabus
Course Objectives
At the end of the course students acquires the knowledge about the basics of the civil trial law and set the stage to address the subsequent courses of civil trial law. In particular, the student knows the theory and the types of action, defensive strategies of the defendant, the types of the judge's ruling and reasoning methods of the same and other basic concepts such as jurisdiction, competence, anomalous events in the trial (disruption, extinction, suspension), invalidity of pleadings.
Course Prerequisites
Prerequisites required are published on the web site
https://lm-giu.unibg.it/it/il-corso/piano-di-studio
https://lm-giu.unibg.it/it/il-corso/piano-di-studio
Teaching Methods
The teaching will take place through lectures, according to the active learning methodology: therefore with direct participation and interaction with students through work in pairs, think pairs - share, quizzes, conceptual clouds, etc and thanks to Moodle. If it is necessary to provide online teaching, the lessons will be of shorter duration but, as far as possible, the same method will be applied with online live lectures too.
The Course will offer the chance to take part to a "Negotiation Lab" in English to study the principles of negotiation according to the method of the Harvard Law School. Students attending to the Negotiation Lab will be provided with the chance to enrol to the Italian Negotiation Competition and possibly to The International Negotiation Competition (“INC”), which is the first and largest international negotiation competition in English aimed at law students. The aim of the competition is to promote greater interest in negotiation and to provide law students with the tools to develop skills and abilities in the field of international transactions and disputes. Participants are called to face and overcome the difficulties deriving from the cultural differences between the various competitors, as well as to deal with the multiple styles of negotiation, with ethical limitations, social norms and commercial practices widespread in the various countries. The initiative was launched in 1998, when two American law schools, Creighton University and Pepperdine University, sponsored the first International Negotiation Competition).
The Negotiation Lab lasts 36 hours and it's being formalized for the granting of credits as a supernumerary activities.
The Negotiation Lab is an optional part highly recommended in the course of Civil Procedure Law and Institutions of Civil Procedure Law, taking into account the important opportunity that the INC offers also from the point of view of the internationalization of Unibg and the recruiting of our students (in in past editions it has happened that internships or hiring in important international realities were offered to students: the Competition therefore offers a first-rate showcase also in this perspective).
The Course will offer the chance to take part to a "Negotiation Lab" in English to study the principles of negotiation according to the method of the Harvard Law School. Students attending to the Negotiation Lab will be provided with the chance to enrol to the Italian Negotiation Competition and possibly to The International Negotiation Competition (“INC”), which is the first and largest international negotiation competition in English aimed at law students. The aim of the competition is to promote greater interest in negotiation and to provide law students with the tools to develop skills and abilities in the field of international transactions and disputes. Participants are called to face and overcome the difficulties deriving from the cultural differences between the various competitors, as well as to deal with the multiple styles of negotiation, with ethical limitations, social norms and commercial practices widespread in the various countries. The initiative was launched in 1998, when two American law schools, Creighton University and Pepperdine University, sponsored the first International Negotiation Competition).
The Negotiation Lab lasts 36 hours and it's being formalized for the granting of credits as a supernumerary activities.
The Negotiation Lab is an optional part highly recommended in the course of Civil Procedure Law and Institutions of Civil Procedure Law, taking into account the important opportunity that the INC offers also from the point of view of the internationalization of Unibg and the recruiting of our students (in in past editions it has happened that internships or hiring in important international realities were offered to students: the Competition therefore offers a first-rate showcase also in this perspective).
Assessment Methods
The examination of the end course will be oral. The question will be structured in questions concerning the entire program in order to verify the acquisition by students of the concepts taught.
The acquisition of concepts and specific lexicon will be the subject of evaluation.
In order to register for the seminar special lists will be made available to attending students during school hours.
The acquisition of concepts and specific lexicon will be the subject of evaluation.
In order to register for the seminar special lists will be made available to attending students during school hours.
Contents
The course relates to the following topics: the plaintiff and the action; the defendant; the detection of the object of the trial; the duty of the Court to decide and its limits; the Court; jurisdiction and competence; the party: capacity, legitimacy and representation in case proceedings; the defense counsel; trial with multiple parties; the prosecutor; the formal discipline of the acts of the process in general; invalidity of pleadings. The syllabus is the same for attending and non-attending students and it consists in the study of the mentioned book. A seminar session will be held alongside the official course to provide support and enrichment.
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2nd in 5-year degree course in Law.
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Main module
FUNDAMENTALS OF CIVIL TRIAL LAW