Introduction to Civil Procedure Law
Course type
Study programme and level
Language
Lectures | Seminar | Tutorial | Druge oblike študija | Individual Work | ECTS |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Study programme and level | Study field | Academic year | Semester |
I. level | Law and Management of Infrastructure and Real Estate | 2 | 1 |
Course type
Compulsory
Workload | Lectures (h/semester) | Seminar
(h/semester) |
Tutorial
(h/semester) |
Individual Work (h/semester) | ECTS |
45 | 35 | 95 | 7 |
Lecturer
mag. Marko Starman
Language
English
Prerequisites
Enrollment into the 2nd year of study.
Content (Syllabus outline)
– General concepts of civil litigation procedure.
– Basic principles.
– Process subjects.
– Procedural acts.
– Intervention.
– Costs of civil litigation.
– Evidence demonstration.
– Proceedings at first instance.
– Legal effect.
– Legal remedies.
– Specific procedures.
Study Literature
- Civil Procedure Act.
- Walter Berns, “Judicial Review and Rights and Law of Nature”, The Supreme Court Review, Chicago 1982.
- Mary Ann Glendon, Michael w. Gordon, Cristopher Osakwe, “Comparative Legal Traditions”, West Publishing co. 1982.
Objectives and competences
The aim of the course is to develop a sense for civil litigation in the context of real estate litigation. Students in this course learn about the theoretical and practical property law in the area of real estate.
Learning unit contributes to the development of generic and subject specific competences:
– Knowledge of property law,
– Ability to understand the legal processes in the field of property law,
– Ability to analyze, synthesize lessons learned and anticipate solutions and their consequences,
– Ability of the flexible transfer of knowledge into practice.
Intended learning outcomes
Student:
– Knows the general concepts of property law.
– Understands the basic principles of property law.
– Knows the importance of procedural acts.
– Knows the multistage nature of civil litigation.
– Knows the remedies.
– Knows the special procedures.
Learning and teaching methods
– Lectures with students active participation (presentation, discussion, questions, examples, problem solving);
– Exercises;
– Individual and / or group consultations (discussion, additional explanation, specific questions).
Assessment
Written examination.
Lecturer’s references
Articles:
1. Park Strunjan – cases and controversies«, Public Enterprise Quarterly Journal, vol. 20, no. 1-2, 2014. ISSN – 0351 – 3564, september 2014
2. »Litigation procedure between member states – the dark (economic) side of the gass terminals«, Podjetje in delo, št. 6-7/2011
3. »Interplay between housing policy and policy of public procurement Public administration, number 43/.3-4/Ljubljana 2007, page. 111-123; UDK 351.712:349.44,
4. »Zoning regulation on the Constitutional court”, UPRAVA – administration, year VI, no. 3, October 2008; UDK: 711:342.565.2;
Lectures and studies:
1. XIII. Dnevi javnega prava in javnega managementa,- annual meeting on public law and administration 7th of June .2007, Portorož,, Financing of public private partnership from EU funds, Housing law, video surveillance and personal data protection
2. Acquisition of real estate in EU member states, 3.-5th .November, 2008, Taiex workshop, Ankara
3. Co-author of a study commissioned by the of Ministry for environment on the “Legal aspects of the pre-litigation procedure before the European Commission in accordance with Article 259 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union regarding placement of gas terminals in the Gulf of Trieste and its coastal area« produced by the Law school of Maribor,September 2010;
4. Co-author of the study on the partial devolution of the powers of the Constitutional court on administrative courts (third paragraph of the article 160 of the Constitution), Ljubljana: National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia, 2010
5. »Legal aspects od environmental protection«, Center for judicial trainning, 2.-3. april 2012