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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Students must master the basics of Private law.
Objectives Contents The Course will focus on issues relevant to civil liability (breach of contract; pre-contractual and tort liability). In accordance with the learning objectives, particular attention is dedicated to the fundamental rules and to the constitutive elements (shedding light on the legally relevant interests, the imputation principles, causality and compensation for damages); and to the special cases of civil liability. The topics of prejudice to the personal sphere, of non-pecuniary damage, of the scope and of the measure of damages will also be addressed.
Extended Syllabus The Course focuses on the different profiles of civil liability, having particular regard to the following topics: notions of liability and damage; liability for breach of contract; pre-contractual liability liability for tort; conditions governing the non-contractual liability; unlawful damage; justifications; imputation principles; strict liability and particular cases of liability in the Italian Civil Code; recent jurisprudential developments regarding non-pecuniary damages and punitive damages.
Recommended Bibliography In order to prepare the exam, the following textbook is suggested:
Methods of Provision Teaching Methods The teaching activity is based on "ex cathedra" lessons. In addition to the frontal teaching, seminars and workshops can be organized.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Consistent with the learning objectives and the expected learning outcomes as well as with the teaching methods adopted, the exam consists, at the end of the lessons and seminars, in a final oral exam consisting of 3-4 questions aimed at verifying the ability of systematic framing, the property of language, the ability to link between institutions, the clarity of exposure regarding the program to be taken to the exam. The final grade goes from 1 to 30 with honours (cum laude), according to the following modalities: 1-17, insufficient; 18-21, sufficient; 22-24, fair; 25-27, good; 28-29, very good; 30-30 with honours (cum laude), excellent. Intermediate exam can also be programmed (however it is not mandatory and is reserved only for attending students).
Contacts/More Information E-mail: marco.angelone@unich.it .
Student support:
The Degree Thesis must be agreed in time and must be delivered to the teacher in advance of the date scheduled for the deposit of the paper in the Student Administration Office.
