Programme

The course is divided into two blocks of lessons, the first mainly dedicated to the development of papers and opinions, while the second to the preparation of legal acts. The course is reserved for 40 students (preferably) of the third or fourth year.
Specifically, 6 legal acts are foreseen which consist in drafting at least three acts and three opinions in civil law (concerning the following topics: torts, contract law, family law, property interests, obligations.

Core Documentation

Studying materials (slides) are given in class and are available on the e-learning platform.
http://elearning.giur.uniroma3.it/course/index.php

Reference Bibliography

Manual of private law and civil code

Type of delivery of the course

The teaching method adopts modern active-learning techniques which focuses on lectures, discussion and practical cases analysis.

Attendance

Students must attend at least two thirds of the lectures and must present at least 5 papers, of which at least three must be evaluated, in the final draft, "more than enough".

Type of evaluation

In order to obtain the credits, students must be present at at least two thirds of the lessons and must present at least 4 papers, of which at least three must be assessed as "more than enough" (7/10).