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| DROI1217-1 | Private and Public Law Basics
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| Duration : | 60h Th |
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| Holder(s) : | Jean‑François Gerkens, Michel Pâques |
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| Language : | Langue française |
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| Course contents : | Public Law : see DROI0087-1 Introduction au droit public, européen et international, 30h Th.
Private Law rules a very important number of daily matters. To understand civil law is therefore everybody's business and should not be restricted to future jurists. The goal of the lectures is to initiate the students to the bases of private law and prepare them to more specific courses they will attend later.The course has two parts:1. Laws : A. Notions, subdivisions (national law, international law, public law, private law)B. Sources of law :2. Rights : A. Subjects of rights
- Physical persons (personal status) ;- Juridical persons ;B. Classification of rights ;C. Creation, transmission and extinction of rights ;D. Modalities of rights (terms and conditions);E. Sanctions of rights ;F. Evidences of rights. |
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| Course objective : | Initiate the students to the bases of private and public law and prepare them to further, more specific, courses they will have later.
for public law, see DROI0087-1 Introduction au droit public, européen et international, 30h Th |
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| Prerequisites : | A good knowledge of the french language. |
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| Workshops : | For the part Public Law, see DROI0087-1 Introduction au droit public, européen et international, 30h Th |
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| Organization : | For the part Public Law, see DROI0087-1 Introduction au droit public, européen et international, 30h Th |
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| Written notes : | Droit public élementaire en quinze leçons, par Michel Pâques, Bruxelles, Larcier, 2005
The Belgian Constitution. To be read by the student. A model, sold 1 euro, is the only model available at the exams because of fraud prevention.
After (nearly) all the courses, questions will be put on line about topics that have to be know on My Ulg and on the virtual camus of HEC -ULG
So be on line too!
Introduction au droit privé, by Jean-François Gerkens, Editions juridiques de l'Université de Liège |
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| Assessment : | pour le droit public,3 sessions for 1st Bac Students
Written exam. Multichoice questions and one or two question of comparison and/or exposition.
private lawThe exam will find place in May or in June |
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| Contacts : | Prof Dr Michel Pâques, full Professor
Dean of the Law School
Public et administrative Law,
ULg Sart Tilman
room I (7-9),
Boulevard du Rectorat, 7, Bât B. 31, box 55
4000 Liège
Tél. 00 32 4 366 30 31
Fax 00 32 4 366 29 83
Dr Michel DELNOY, Guest Professor, attorney,
(+32)04/254.43.18
Cecile VERCHEVAL et Nicolas VAN AKEN, Assistants
Public et administrative Law,
ULg Sart Tilman
Boulevard du Rectorat, 7, Bât B. 31, box 55
room R 6-8
tél. 04/366 30 30; 34 83.
E-mail Cecile.vercheval@ulg.ac.be,Nicolas.VanAken@ulg.ac.be
Michel.Paques@ulg.ac.be
Secrétariat : Mme Paulet, 04/3663008
Marc Alexandre, chef de Travaux
Marc ALEXANDRE
Université de Liège - Belgique
HEC - Ecole de Gestion de l'Université de Liège
Bat N1 - Rue Louvrex 14 - B-4000 LIEGE
T +32 4 232 72 89 |
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| Remarks : | The discussions we had with students after the exams taught us that the most important reason why students fail is because they have not started studying since the beginning of the year. It is since then that they need to read systematically the handbooks and understand every sentence, get used to the terminology and learn to handle the concepts.The students must get the latest edition of the handbooks which have been written for them. They shouldn¿t confuse them with the summaries that the student¿s association distributes under it¿s own |
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