Ius commune Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

For the course of History of Legal Theory (3802HIQPVY) find attached the tutorial questions and answers (since 2017-2018, haven't been changed) for each tutorial. Corrections are provided for some questions by the instructions in-class of Robert Weaver. from the literature John Kelly - A Short History of Western Legal Theory Lynn Hunt - Inventing Human Rights It contains the following tutorials: 1A The Greeks [Aristotle, Sophocles] 1B The Romans [Cicero, ius gentium, ius naturale] 2A The Earl...

Summary of certain sections of the book: ''Cases, Materials and Text on Property Law - Sjef van Erp and Bram Akkermans (Hart Publishing, Oxford and Portland, 2012). Part of the course property law of Global Law. Contains explanation and information on the structure of property law in the analyzed legal systems: Dutch Law, French Law, German Law, and English & Welsh Law Content of the summary: Lecture 1: The concept of property law and property rights o Introduction, pp. 31-36. o Chapter 1, pp....

Summary of the Book european tort law by Cees van Dam Content of the Summary: Chapter 3: France Chapter 4: Germany Chapter 5: England Chapter 6: Ius Commune Chapter 7: The protected rights and interests Chapter 8: Intention and Negligence Chapter 9: Violation of a statutory rule Chapter 10: Strict Liability Chapter 11: Causation Chapter 12: Damage and Damages Chapter 13

Maastricht University - Een inleiding in de Europese Rechtsgeschiedenis: Opdracht 2. Opdracht 2 betreft het onderwerp: Verloren Ius commune: gewoonterecht, humanisme en codificaties. Deze opdracht is afkomstig van het blokboek inleiding in de Europese Rechtsgeschiedenis en omvat bijeenkomsten 4, 5 en 6. De vragen uit het blokboek worden hier beantwoord. Deze opdracht is voor eerstejaars studenten van Maastricht University blok 3 Europese Rechtsgeschiedenis. De opdracht is geheel uitgewerkt, waar...

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uitwerking Blokboek Inleiding Europese rechtsgeschiedenis bijeenkomst 4 Ius commune via het humanisme

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case-based reasoning Methodology to solve legal disputes in Common Law (UK, Ireland and Commonwealth) based on comparing and contrasting by analogy previous cases (precedents) taken from a large body of cases; in common law an official source is the MOST ON POINT precedent, which must be SIMILAR (identical in all relevant aspects) to the present case: how do you establish if a precedent is similar to the present case? You look at the decisive grounds (namely, the RATIO DECIDENDI that led the co...