Academic Year:
2023/24
432 - Joint Law - Business Administration and Management Programme
30520 - Aragonese Civil Law
Teaching Plan Information
Academic year:
2023/24
Subject:
30520 - Aragonese Civil Law
Faculty / School:
102 - Facultad de Derecho
Degree:
432 - Joint Law - Business Administration and Management Programme
ECTS:
6.0
Year:
5
Semester:
First semester
Subject type:
Compulsory
Module:
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1. General information
This subject is aimed at the knowledge of Aragonese Civil Law (art. 149.1.8ª CE), contained in the Code of the Foral Law. It includes a reference to its history and an overview of its regulations (sources, person, family, inheritance and patrimonial) which, as far as possible, avoids reiterating matters already addressed in the thematic subjects (person and property, family and inheritance) and pays more attention to Aragonese institutions with no equivalent in the civil law of the State.
These approaches and goals are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda of United Nations (https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/es/), specifically, the learning activities planned in this subject can contribute to the achievement of Goals 4, 5, 10 and 16.
2. Learning results
- Identify, understand and expose the legal institutions of Aragonese civil law, as well as give an account of its evolution to its current formulation, all in accordance with the program of the subject
- Interpret the rules of Aragonese civil law in the light of the doctrine and jurisprudence on them in order to draw the relevant legal consequences
- Incorporate in their written and oral argumentation the legal concepts and terms of Aragonese civil law.
- Apply their knowledge of Aragonese civil law, as well as their ability to interpret its rules, to the resolution of questions and practical cases
- Search , find and apply legal, jurisprudential and doctrinal texts, especially through the use of ICT, for the resolution of practical cases of Aragonese civil law
3. Syllabus
1. Past and present of Aragonese Civil Law
2. The sources of Aragonese civil law
3. Personal rights
4. General effects of marriage
5. Marriage chapters. Separation of assets
6. Spousal consortium
7. Widowhood
8. Stable unmarried couples.
9. General provisions of inheritance by cause of death
10. Rules common to voluntary successions. Testamentary succession
11. Agreed succession
12. Succession trust
13- Legitimacy
14- Legal succession
15- Neighborhood relations. Easements. Abolition rights. Livestock contracts. Acquisition of goods by ministry of the law
4. Academic activities
Theoretical classes in charge of the professors for the exposition and systematization of the knowledge of the program of the subject.
Practical and dynamic classes of teachers and students based on the model of cases and questions with exposition and debate by the students
Assessable tests of the activities carried out during the term.
Practice type 6 consisting of an academic work on any of the activities (readings, sentences, lectures, conferences, seminars) proposed by the teacher.
Personal study of the student body.
Final assessment tests.
5. Assessment system
I. Mixed system:
a. Assessment of activities developed during the course:
Students will have to carry out different case studies, assignments or tests, as well as participate in their presentation or debate in the classroom. The assessment of these activities will be based on the degree of achievement of the learning results of this Teaching Guide . The overall result of these will be weighted by 30% of the final grade (i.e., between 0 and 3 points)
b. -Final theoretical test. It will consist of a questionnaire of several questions that will measure the degree of achievement of the learning results. Weigh 70% of the final grade (between 0 and 7 points)
II. Single examination system:
a. -Performance of the same final theoretical test of the mixed system. Weighted at 70% of the final grade (between 0 and 7 points)
b. -Resolution of one or more practical cases similar to those carried out during the course in the practical classes. Weigh 30% of the final grade (between 0 and 3 points)
The same assessment systems will be applied in September.