Subject

Civil Law 2

  • code 09327
  • course 2
  • term Semester 1
  • type OB
  • credits 6

Main language of instruction: Spanish

Other languages of instruction: Catalan

Timetable
 Sem.1  TU 15:00 17:00 b503
 Sem.1  FR 17:00 19:00 b503

Teaching staff

Competences / Learning outcomes of the degree programme

  • 01 - To acquire the ability to understand main ideas and participate in conferences or professor led lectures in their academic context.
  • 02 - To acquire the ability to understand, analyse and synthesise
  • 03 - To be able to express one's ideas and arguments in an orderly and coherent way both in oral and written form (written and oral techniques)
  • 04 - To turn in documents that have been formally and thoroughly prepared to high standards
  • 08 - To develop mechanisms that facilitate the adoption of ethical commitments
  • 11 - To acquire skills for autonomous learning
  • 17 - To understand and have knowledge of public and private institutional principles in their origin and as a whole
  • 21 - To develop the ability to create and structure regulations
  • 22 - To be able to identify and interpret documentation normally used in legal and negotiating settings
  • 23 - To identify the state, doctrinal and legal framework of a complex legal issue
  • 24 - To acquire the skills to resolve problems and make decisions using relevant information and by applying correct methods while placing the issue within a legal system context
  • 30 - To master computer techniques for obtaining legal information (legal databases, jurisprudence, and bibliography)

Syllabus

First part. Law of obligations.

Unit 1. Introduction to the right of obligations.

1. The basis of contractual obligations.

2. The sources of obligations (art, 1089).

3. The mandatory relationship.

Unit 2. Classes of obligations

1. Unilateral and bilateral obligations

2. Positive and negative obligations

3. Obligations of single tract and successive tract

4. Alternative and optional obligations

5. Divisible and indivisible obligations

6. Main and accessory obligations

7. Liquid and illiquid obligations

8. Financial obligations

9. Obligations with plurality of subjects (art, 1137 to 1148).

10. Pure and conditional obligations

11. The term

Unit 3. The modification (novación) of the obligatory relations.

1. Modification (novation) of mandatory relationships.

2. Types of novation

3. Extinctive and modifying Novation

4. Modifying Novation

5. Credit transfer

6. Credit subrogation.

7. The assumption of debts

Unit 4. The extinction of obligations. Payment or compliance

1. Causes of termination of obligations

2. Payment or compliance

3. The collection of the improper

4. Payment allocation

5. Offer of payment and consignment

6. The consignment

7. The payment date

8. Payment for transfer of assets

9. Debt forgiveness

10. Confusion of rights

11. The compensation

12. The loss of the thing and the impossible impossibility of the benefit

13. The mutual dissent

14. The withdrawal

Unit 5. Failure to comply with obligations

1. Injury and breach of obligation

2. Modalities of default of the debtor

3. Type of defaults

4. Modalities of default of the debtor and remedies

5. The debtor's default

6. Final default

7. Defective or inaccurate compliance

Unit 6. The debtor's responsibility for non-compliance and the involvement of the estate in compliance with the obligations

1. The debtor's responsibility for breach

2. The default of the creditor

3. The impact of the patrimony to the fulfillment of the obligations

3.1. The universal patrimonial responsibility

Unit 7. The guarantees of the obligation

1 Typology of credit guarantees

2. The conventional penalty or criminal clause

3. Right of retention

4. The breach exception

Unit 8. Means of protection and credit protection

1. Compliance action

1.1. Compliance of the debtor in a specific way, in kind or in nature

1.2. Compliance for equivalent at the debtor's expense

2. Contract resolution

3. Compensation for damages

4. The subrogation action

5. Direct action

6. The Paulian or revocation action for creditors' fraud

 

Second part. Special contracts

 

Unit 1. The contract of sale

1. Introduction, concept and characters

2. Essential elements

3. Effects of the sale

3.1. The delivery of the thing

3.2. The price payment

3.3. The seller's sanitation obligation

4. Seller guarantees

5. The double sale

6. Risks in the sale

Unit 2. The contract of sale. Conventional Retract

1. The sale with conventional retraction

2. Proof sales and “ad gustum”.

3. The sale of personal property in installments

3.1. Concept, purpose and nature of the installment sale

3.2. Content

3.3. Compliance and non-compliance

4. Financing and guarantees

Unit 3. The swap

1. Concept, nature and legal regulation

2. Transfer of property or urban development in exchange for future construction

2.1. Concept. Legal assumptions

2.2. Requirements

2.3. Modalities and general regime

2.4. Breach and special power of resolution

Unit 4. Leases (CC regulation)

1. Concept and characters

2. Subjects, object and form

3. Rights and obligations

4. Compliance and non-compliance

5. Lease termination

6. Sublease and assignment

7. Special cc provisions for rustic leases

8. Special provisions of cc for urban leases

9. The financial lease

Unit 5. Urban leases

1. Introduction

2. Scope of application. Concept

2. Legal regime

3. Duration, form and registration

4. Lease income. Expenses.

5. Rights and obligations

6. Compliance and non-compliance

7. Termination of the lease

8. The lease for non-housing use

9. The deposit

Unit 6 Rustic Leases

1. Context, background and legal regime

2. Concept and types.

3. Elements of the contract

4. Law and obligations

5. Extinction

6. The partnership contract

7. CCcat contracts related to the use of rustic farms

Unit 7 Work contract

1. Legal regime: justification of the joint study

2. Objective scope

3. Elements of the contract

4. Rights and obligations

5. Reception of the work

6. Compliance and non-compliance

7. Risks in the construction contract

8. Specific causes of termination of the work contract

9. Contractor credit protection and guarantees

Unit 8. The transport contract. The editing contract. The leasing of services

1. Transportation contract

2. The editing contract

3. The lease of services

Unit 9. The loan contract

1. Regulation of CC: loan and loan

2. The loan: definition and characters

3. The precarious

4. The simple or mutual loan

Unit 10. The deposit agreement

1. Concept, characters

2. Deposit classes

3. Essential elements

4. Rights and obligations

5. The extinction of the deposit

Unit 11. Other contracts

1. Mandate contract

2. Mediation

3. The annuity

4. The food contract

5. The insurance contract

6. The transaction contract

7. The arbitration agreement

8. Civil society

9. The bond

 

Teaching and learning activities

In person

In this subject it is intended that the students learn the basic concepts of the material, connect the basic theory of the material, and learn to use them.

Formation activities:

- Presented to the classroom of concepts and the practical application

- Activities (individual and in groups)

- I studied independent for the student

-Tutorial

Methodologies:

- Master Lesson

- Readings

- Searching information

- Individually study.

 

Evaluation systems and criteria

In person

 

 

THEORETICAL EXAMS.

There will be two exams.

One, at the end of the first part (Right of Obligations). It will not be liberating.

The second will be the end on the date marked by the two parts of the subject (obligations and contracts).

 

CONTINUOUS TRAINING CONFERENCES:

The lack of attendance at the Continuing Education Conferences will be negatively evaluated in the subject. That is, depending on the number of conferences that have not been attended, the final grade resulting from the total evaluation of the subject will be lowered to a point. For example: if a conference is missed, the grade will drop 0.4 points, if two conferences are missed, the grade will drop 0.7 points and if the three conferences are missed, the grade will drop 1 point.

SECOND CALL

In the second call with passing the final exam is enough.

 

EVALUATION SYSTEM
Attending and participating in class
Oral exams
Written exams
Final rulings

Bibliography and resources

1. Material provided by the teacher or attached in the Teaching material section.

2. Corresponding legal texts.

3. Recommended basic support bibliography:

Main reference manuals:

First part, Right of Obligations.

• Ángel Carrasco Perea (Dir). Encarna Lamb Lobato. Manuel Jesús Marín López. Lessons of Civil Law. Law of Obligations and Contracts in General. 3rd ED., Madrid, Tecnos, 2017.

Second part, Special contracts.

• Luis Díez-Picazo / Antonio Gullón Ballesteros, Civil Law System. Vol. II, Vol 2, 11th ed., Madrid, Tecnos, 2015

Evaluation period

E: exam date | R: revision date | 1: first session | 2: second session:

  • E1 20/01/2020 09:00h b503

Teaching and learning material

      Material
            Asistencia evaluacion continua ev.continuad.civil2.pdf 
            LLISTAT D'ALUMNES QUE TENEN UN PUNT A L'EXAMEN FINAL llistatalumnesambpunt291219.pdf 
            Memorandum 1ª parte (versión completa) 20190912_memorandum.pdf 
            NOTAS EV. CONTINUA notasev.continua.pdf 
            ORDRE DE LLISTA EXAMEN 20.01.2020 ordendeexamen200120.pdf 
      Websites
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