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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
It is advisable to support first, or in any case study,
the private law exam
Objectives
Contents In the first part, the course will cover the discipline of the company in its various articulations; it will essentially focus on the concept of entrepreneur, on the different figures of the activity and on the form, individual or collective, that this can take. The second part will be dedicated to the profiles of the business crisis and to the solutions offered by the legal system.
Extended Syllabus PART ONE: I. The entrepreneur. II. The categories of entrepreneurs. III. Buying the quality of an entrepreneur. IV. The status of the commercial entrepreneur. V. The company. YOU. The essential characteristics of the companies. VII. The discipline of partnerships.
PART TWO: I. Bankruptcy. II. The preventive arrangement. III. The restructuring agreements
Recommended Bibliography Choice of one of the following texts
CAMPOBASSO G., Handbook on commercial law, ult. Ed., Utet
Part one. THE ENTREPRENEUR I, II, III, IV, V
Second part. THE COMPANIES CHAP. X, XI, XII
Part Five. THE COMPETITION PROCEDURES, chaps. XLIV, XLV and XLVI
OR
BUONOCORE V. (edited by) Commercial Law Manual, ult. ed., Giappichelli
Part One THE ENTREPRENEUR, chap. I, II, IV, V, VII,
Part Two THE SOCIETIES, chap. I, II, III
Part Six THE BUSINESS CRISIS, Sections I, II, III
Further information will be given during the course
Teaching Methods The Teaching is structured in 48 hours of teaching
front. The lessons aim to stimulate the
student participation in the classroom discussion,
through even the continuous exemplification
practice of the topics covered. To this end we will proceed
to the formation of working groups on the themes
tackled by jurisprudence.
During the course some will be offered to the students
verification of learning to take place in the classroom,
proposing questions, in written or discursive form,
aimed at verifying the understanding of the topics covered
but that do not have the value of exemption tests.
Attendance is optional but recommended, and the final exam will be the same for attending and non-attending students.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The learning will be verified through an oral exam aimed at ascertaining the ability to interpret and analyze the problems studied; in particular, the student must demonstrate that he has acquired, as well as the knowledge of the institutions studied, the ability to understand the phenomena as a whole. The degree of deepening of the topics studied will determine the final grade. The topics under examination will reflect those dealt with during the course and present in the program.
For the preparation of the exam it is essential to study with the support of the normative texts of reference: civil code and bankruptcy law
Contacts/More Information Student Reception Day Tuesday, 11 am-1pm
Other days and times may be fixed upon request sent by email from
students at the following address:
Rita.martella@unich.it