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| ARSL0418-1 | Construction law : private law
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| Duration : | 26h Th |
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| Holder(s) : | Laurent Henrotte |
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| Language : | French language |
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| Course contents : | Public law
Definition of law and the State - Historical elements - The organisation and operation of the federal State - Belgian jurisdiction - Federal entities and their competences - The hierarchy of norms - The European Union. |
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| Course objective : | For future architects, it is increasingly important to study law, given the increasing role of law in the design and execution of housing projects.
Within the public law course, the basic characteristics of the Belgian state will be presented to allow students to better understand the powers and competences of the authorities which they will encounter during their professional and their private lives. The focus will be upon the elements which are most likely to be of interest to future architects. As far as possible, the examples are chosen with this in mind.
Then the questions of public law which are more directly linked to the practice of architecture will be studied: government contracts and some aspects of law relating to environment. |
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| Organization : | Lectures. |
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| Written notes : | Provided during presentations. |
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| Assessment : | A written exam to assess understanding of the information given during class and in the supporting material. |
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