Istituzioni di diritto romano (GIU) - ENG

Institutions of Roman Law
Prof. Maria Antonietta Ligios
Course code: CODE
SSD Teaching: IUS/18
9 CFU - 66 hours
Location: Novara

Educational objectives

The course of Institutions of Roman law is intended to provide students with the basic knowledge of Roman private law, enabling them to link the institutes of Roman law with the corresponding ones of our private law

Course Content

The course will focus on the study of the following subjects:
1) the sources of Roman law;
2) the private trial;
3) acts negotiation;
4) persons and the family;
5) the rights in rem and possession;
6) obligations;
7) donations;
8) successions.


Prerequisites

Are not required prerequisites


Teaching materials

Lecture notes, for students attending

Texts adopted:
- For students attending: Matteo Marrone, Manual of Roman private law, publishing house G. Giappichelli Turin, latest edition, in all its parts, without exception, the more the notes collected in class; This book is available in the library
- For non-attending students: in addition to the text of Marrone above, Gennaro Franciosi, The Roman family. Society and law, publishing house G. Giappichelli Turin, latest edition, in all its parts, without exception. This book is available in the library

Students, both attending and non-attending students who wish to prepare for the exam on different institutional manuals from Marrone, are to report to the teacher at the beginning of the text chosen course, without prejudice to the study notes for students attending and the study of the text of Franciosi for students who do not attend.

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Organisation of teaching

Lectures; during the course, outside of school hours, are provided for the exam simulations of parts of the program according to a schedule that will be provided in class

Mode of Study

The attendance is optional


Methods of assessment

The exam will be oral, for attending students can take the exam by dividing the program into two exemptions, as follows:
FIRST RELEASE, WHETHER ORAL, coinciding with the first call of the winter session, on the following parts of the program:
the first five chapters of the text of Marrone, plus lecture notes on matters correspondents.
SECOND RELEASE, WHETHER ORAL, coinciding with the second or the third appeal of the winter session, on the following parts of the program:
last three chapters of the text of Marrone, plus lecture notes on matters correspondents.

The knowledge of the topics covered in class - and therefore the study of the clipboard - it is essential for the overcoming of any dispensation. You can support the second exemption only if you have successfully passed the first. The final examination score is the average of the marks obtained in the two exemptions. The student who, having passed the first exemption is not present in the two subsequent appeals or insufficient in the second exemption, it will lose the vote of the first exemption and will have to take the exam in full.

Attending students who do not wish to avail themselves of exemptions can give the exam by presenting the program in full (the whole text of Brown plus all the lecture notes), starting from the first call of the winter session.