Tilburg University (UVT) • Global Law

I scored very well on the final exam with my document. This document is structured efficiently using subheadings and a table of contents for a clear overview. The bullet points contain sentences with explanations and links between concepts, instead of a few words - to enhance clarity. Concepts are handled separately but linked where possible. Everything is explained into detail to aim for maximum clarity and exam preparation.

This document saved me for the Administrative Law final. I structured and wrote it using full sentences instead of a few words per bullet point - this always makes it more clear for me. The document is structured around efficient learning and memorization. It is written per topic (following the order of the lectures). It additionally has a table of contents and clear (sub)chapters which gives you an easy overview of what the document covers.

European Union law summary where all the relevant case law is included and also reflective questions in the course.

Contains everything (lecture notes, lecture preparations, case law, readings) for the course Perspectives on Law. It is strategically organized week by week, easily searchable. I scored an 8,2 on my exam with my notes. Lecture notes from the Perspectives on Law course at Tilburg University covering Section 1 on Law's Authority. The document explores Sophocles' Antigone as a foundational text on law's legitimacy, civil disobedience, and the conflict between positive law and natural l...

I scored a 7,2 on the midterm (closed-book) using my document. This study document covers European Union Law at Tilburg University and is organized across six bundles that map out the foundations and structure of EU law. It explains the major phases of European integration, the nature of the EU as an international organization, and the core sources of primary law, including the TEU, TFEU, and the Charter of Fundamental Rights. Key doctrines such as direct effect, supremacy, and the Keck test ...

I scored a 6.8 on this midterm (closed-book) with my document (more than 50% of the class failed this Midterm). A comprehensive midterm study document for Administrative Law at Tilburg University, covering Weeks 1–6 of the 2025/26 course. It explains all core themes, including the definition and dual function of administrative law, the public–private law distinction, structural power asymmetries between the state and citizens, and the evolution from first‑generation to third‑generatio...

Regulatory Theories, Ethics, Techno-Regulation, Digital Rights, Platform Governance & Energy Transition (2025–2026)

This document provides an exhaustive, comparative analysis of Judicial Protection and Administrative Governance across major legal traditions (French, German, Common Law, and Supranational systems). PDF Key Topics Covered: 1. Systems of Jurisdiction & Historical Development The French Model: The revolutionary origin (juger l'administration, c'est encore administrer), the evolution of the Conseil d'État, and the puissance publique / service public dual criteria. PDF Common J...

Ownership, Security Rights, Insolvency, WHOA, Chapter 11, Comparative Law & Exam Frameworks (2025–2026)

Full PIL Framework | Jurisdiction, Applicable Law, Rome I & II, Case Law, Exam Structures & High-Distinction Notes (2025–2026)

Judicial Review, Standing, Remedies, Proportionality, Grounds of Review & Exam Frameworks (2025–2026)

Administrative Authorities, Administrative Acts, Rulemaking, Procedure & Core Principles (2025–2026)

Free Movement, Competition Law, Judicial Protection & Direct Actions (2025–2026)

Key Articles, Leading Cases, Exam Structures & Problem Question Frameworks (2025–2026)

This course summary covers the complete curriculum for the Global Law LLB course: Conflict of Laws (620308-B-6) at Tilburg University for the Spring 2026 semester. The material integrates lecture notes, working group frameworks, and the core prescribed reading materials. Prescribed Literature & Statutory Sources Covered: Core Textbooks: Geert van Calster, European Private International Law / Handbook on Cross-Border Litigation frameworks. Geert van Calster, European Private Internationa...

This is a key document for the methodology application part for each of the necessary legislation in the exam + case law for each week. Very well organised document, has a step by step analysis in an order to deal with case. Legislation included in this document: Brussels I-bis Regulation; Hague Choice of Court Convention 2005 (B2B); EU Service Regulation Recast; Hague Service Convention; EU Taking of Evidence Regulation Recast; Hague Taking of Evidence Convention; Rome I Regulation; CISG; Rome ...

Whole summary of the Conflict of Laws course, including all 5 Blocks. Includes materials from each week separately, also exercises discussed during the tutorials. Includes notes of all legislation, such as Brussels I-bis, Hague Choice of Court Convention, Hague Service Convention, EU Service Regulation, Hague Evidence Convention 1970, EU Evidence Regulation, Hague Choice to Court Convention, Rome I, CISG, Rome II. Very extensive notes, also summaries of readings and lecture slides + additional i...

Very in-depth notes from the course, includes lecture slides + additional notes from the presentation, notes of readings.

Very neat summarise of all the necessary elements, such as Lecture Notes (slides + additional), all the mandatory readings, as well as assignment answers with answers from tutorials, notes from lecture recordings

This document provides a comprehensive and clearly structured summary of Global Legal History (2025–2026). It covers all core topics of the course, including the foundations of Roman Law, Chinese Dynastic History and codifications, Islamic Law, the development of Canon Law and the Western legal tradition, the evolution of Common Law, and the impact of colonialism on global legal systems. The summary integrates key historical cases, legal principles, statutory developments, and contemporary ...