Introduction to Law (B-KUL-HBH60E)

This is a translated version. Original version in Dutch.
6 ECTSDutch52 First term
OC Handelswetenschappen FEB Campus Brussel

In this course, the following key objectives are (partially or fully) realized:

  • Explains general problems of (business) economics in a legal way using a selection of relevant sources of law as well as the functional knowledge of law.

The position of the course in the framework of the learning objectives of the programme can be found under the section “Doelstellingen” of the “Bachelor in de handelswetenschappen (Brussel)”.

No prior knowledge is required for this course.

This course is identical to the following courses:
D0T01A : Introduction to Economic Law
D0H12A : Introduction to Economic Law
D0W11A : Introduction to Economic Law (TEW)
Y00914 : Introduction to Law
HLH17B : Introduction to Law (No longer offered this academic year)
HBA08C : Introduction to Law

Activities

6 ects. Introduction to Law (B-KUL-HBH60e)

6 ECTSDutchFormat: Lecture52 First term
OC Handelswetenschappen FEB Campus Brussel

This course, will deal with the following topics:

Preliminary chapter: how to use your code

Part 1. Introduction to law and the legal system

A. Purpose of the law 

B. Legal branches

C. Sources of law

D. Enforcement

 

Part 2. Introduction to civil/private law

A. Basics of property law

  • Goods & their subdivisions
  • Property & co-ownership
  • Usufructus
  • Posession & adverse possesion

B. Basics of the law of (contractual) obligations 

  • Contruactual obligations
  • Tort law

C. Specific contracts: sale, lease, agency 

 

Part 3 - Introduction to commercial & economic law 

A. General rules regarding businesses

B. Commercial distribution 

C. Competition & consumer law +  intellectual property law 

D. Bankruptcy law 

Course material publised on Toledo.

This course is taught in Dutch.

Evaluation

Evaluation: Introduction to Law (B-KUL-H73479)

Type : Exam during the examination period
Description of evaluation : Written
Type of questions : Multiple choice, Open questions


The student is allowed to use published legislation (Code) or stapled copies. In general it is not allowed to add comments. We refer to the detailed rules on allowed comments as published on Toledo.