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B007098 - CIVIL LAW OF ECONOMIC AND CONTRACTS
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Course program
Academic Year 2022-23
Course year
Second year - Second Semester
Belonging Department
Economics and Management (DISEI)
Course Type
Single education field course
Scientific Area
IUS/01 - PRIVATE LAW
Credits
9
Teaching Hours
72
Teaching Term
20/02/2023 ⇒ 01/06/2023
Attendance required
No
Type of Evaluation
Final Grade
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Lectureship
Mutuality
Course teached as:
B007098 - DIRITTO CIVILE DELL'ECONOMIA E DEI CONTRATTI
Second Cycle Degree in ACCOUNTING, AUDITING AND CONTROL
Curriculum NAZIONALE
B007098 - DIRITTO CIVILE DELL'ECONOMIA E DEI CONTRATTI
Second Cycle Degree in ACCOUNTING, AUDITING AND CONTROL
Curriculum NAZIONALE
Teaching Language
Italian
Course Content
Contract, company, market. Contract as a juridical-economic phenomenon. Contractual settlement and risk allocation. Indications and examples for a correct drafting of a contractual text, with particular regard to typical and atypical business contracts and the most relevant clauses and contracts for the use of assets
Learning Objectives
KNOWLEDGE:
Within the framework of the relationship between law and economics, the course examines the link between contract, business and markets; analyzes recent trends related to the European legal area and the global market; proposes, in terms of application and case studies, the drafting of contractual texts and, therefore, of the most relevant clauses. He examines the leasing contracts in the context of business activity.
SKILLS:
At the end of the course the student will acquire the ability to frame and analyze the essential lines of the legislative and jurisprudential evolution in Italy and in the European Union of contract law, with particular reference to contracts for the enjoyment of assets related to business activity. The student will also be able to understand the legal and economic meaning of the main clauses and to draft a contractual text, making an appropriate and conscious use of both the language and the fundamental concepts of contract law.
Within the framework of the relationship between law and economics, the course examines the link between contract, business and markets; analyzes recent trends related to the European legal area and the global market; proposes, in terms of application and case studies, the drafting of contractual texts and, therefore, of the most relevant clauses. He examines the leasing contracts in the context of business activity.
SKILLS:
At the end of the course the student will acquire the ability to frame and analyze the essential lines of the legislative and jurisprudential evolution in Italy and in the European Union of contract law, with particular reference to contracts for the enjoyment of assets related to business activity. The student will also be able to understand the legal and economic meaning of the main clauses and to draft a contractual text, making an appropriate and conscious use of both the language and the fundamental concepts of contract law.
Prerequisites
It is preferable to have taken the exams Institutions of private law, Institutions of public law, Commercial law, Tax law I.
Teaching Methods
Lectures and exercises.
Type of Assessment
Remote oral exam or presence according to the University provisions in line with the developments of the COVID anti-contagion guidelines.
The candidate will have to answer the questions proving that she has studied the program of the course
The candidate will have to answer the questions proving that she has studied the program of the course
Course program
Relations between law and economics at the time of globalization. Current trends in the lease of assets, with particular regard to leasing, business leasing, financial leasing
The contract as a juridical and economic phenomenon. Contractual settlement and risk allocation. Indications and examples for a correct drafting of a contractual text, keeping as main reference the business contracts and the most relevant clauses (for example, conditional clause, monetary adjustment clauses, penalty clause and confirmatory deposit, express termination clause, arbitration clause ) which can be included in typical and atypical contracts.
The contract as a juridical and economic phenomenon. Contractual settlement and risk allocation. Indications and examples for a correct drafting of a contractual text, keeping as main reference the business contracts and the most relevant clauses (for example, conditional clause, monetary adjustment clauses, penalty clause and confirmatory deposit, express termination clause, arbitration clause ) which can be included in typical and atypical contracts.