Fundamentals of private law - GDF003

courses

ID:

GDF003

Dettaglio:

SSD: Private Law Duration: 78 CFU: 13

Located in:

BERGAMO

Url:

Course Details:

LAW - 65GDF-R/PERCORSO COMUNE Year: 1

Approval Status:

Draft

Year:

2025

Date/time interval

Annuale (15/09/2025 - 30/05/2026)

Course Objectives

The course provides students knowledge of Private Law, with the exception of the parts on Business Law, Labor Law and Insolvency Procedures (objects of specific teaching courses).

Course Prerequisites

Good knowledge of the Italian language.

Teaching Methods

Lectures

Assessment Methods

Written and oral exam. At the end of the first part, students take an oral exam which is divided into 10 questions, 6 of which with multiple choice and 4 with an open answer.
The test relates to the portion of the program specifically indicated in time by the teacher.
The test receives an evaluation in thirtieths.
Those who pass the test with a score of 18/30 and above will hold a final exam - oral - on the only remaining part of the program.
The final grade will be determined by a non-necessarily mathematical average between the results of the first and second tests.
The student has the right to refuse the intermediate exam and decide to take the whole exam again.

Law and norm. - The sources of law in general. - Private law and the system of sources. - Legal situations. - Facts and legal acts. - Subjects. - Protection of legal situations. - Property. - Goods. - The right to property. - Communion. - The defense of real rights. - Possession. - The rights on intellectual works. - The bonds. - The mandatory report. - Compliance and non-compliance. - Special types of bonds. - Succession in credit and debt. - The asset guarantee. - Contract. - Contractual autonomy. - The elements of the contract. - The effectiveness of the contract. - Validity and invalidity of the contract. - The termination of the contract. - Individual contracts. - Alienation contracts. - Use contracts. - The contracts for the provision of works or services. - Insurance contracts. - Contracts for the settlement of disputes. - Non-contractual sources of obligation. - Acts and facts other than the contract. - The civil tort. - Unlawful acts and responsibilities. - Family and successions. - The family group. - The succession system and the liberalities among living. - Protection of rights. - Advertising and proof of legal facts. - Prescription.