International Propoerty Law Field of study: International Business Law and Arbitration
Programme code: 07-S2LA19.2019

Module name: International Propoerty Law
Module code: IBLA-GC-INPL
Programme code: 07-S2LA19.2019
Semester:
  • summer semester 2024/2025
  • summer semester 2023/2024
  • summer semester 2022/2023
  • summer semester 2021/2022
  • summer semester 2020/2021
  • summer semester 2019/2020
Language of instruction: English
Form of verification: exam
ECTS credits: 4
Description:
The purpose of the course is to present the notion of property in the context of basic human rights, specified, among others, in the ECHR, with particular attention given to concepts prevalent in civil law and common law. Accordingly, the course syllabus covers issues related to property and ownership, as well as possible measures and reasons for restricting property rights, the notion of expropriation and just compensation, the position of international tribunals regarding the protection of property and possibilities to restrict it due to considerations of public interest.
Prerequisites:
None
Key reading:
1. M. Habdas: Property and Trust Law. Poland. Wolters Kluwer 2018. 2. J. G. Sprankling: The International Law of Property, Oxford 2014. 3. T. Murphy, S. Roberts, T. Flessas: Understanding Property Law, London, Sweet &Maxwell 2004, 4. W. Dajczak, A.J. Szwarc, P. Wiliński: Handbook of Polish Law, Bielsko-Biała, ParkPrawo, 2011 5. Land Law, Routledge-Cavendish 6th edition, 2008 6. A. Jabłońska-Bonca: Wprowadzenie do prawa. Introduction to law, Warszawa, Lexis Nexis 2008
Learning outcome of the module Codes of the learning outcomes of the programme to which the learning outcome of the module is related [level of competence: scale 1-5]
Possesses advanced knowledge about international and European standards in particular areas of law and understands (also in term of axiology) the relationships among those standards. [INPL_1]
 IBLA_W01 [4/5]
Knows advanced terminology from the field of social studies, in the area of legal studies, connected with international commercial relations (in particular - property law). [INPL_2]
 IBLA_W03 [3/5]
Knows key issues from the field of property in international law, with a particular emphasis placed on intellectual property, buying and selling property, enterprises, matrimonial property systems, in the context of conducting business activity. [INPL_3]
 IBLA_W11 [4/5]
Is capable of fluently using specialized English in the field of international commercial relations and International property law. [INPL_4]
 IBLA_U01 [3/5]
Is capable of identifying, interpreting and foreseeing social, political, economic and cultural phenomena (also atypical) in the context of their connection with law, particularly international, arbitration and business. [INPL_5]
 IBLA_U02 [3/5]
When formulating opinions, conclusions and suggestions in the framework of international property law is capable of using the dogmatic, historical as well as the comparative methods. [INPL_6]
 IBLA_U07 [4/5] IBLA_U11 [2/5]
Is pable to carry out a critical analysis of events, phenomena and social situations. Can identify and assess the individual and collective interests of individual participants in social life (in particular referring to the property law in economic relations), social interest in a specific field and interactions among them. [INPL_7]
 IBLA_K02 [3/5]
Type Description Codes of the learning outcomes of the module to which assessment is related
Oral presentations [INPL_w_1]
Students present issues they have been asked to prepare for the class, on the basis of discussed topics.
 INPL_1 INPL_2 INPL_4
Case solving - group work [INPL_w_2]
Students work on resolving cases with the application of international law rules.
 INPL_3 INPL_4 INPL_5 INPL_6
Discussion [INPL_w_3]
Students discuss problematic solutions indicated by the lecturer and propose possible approaches to their regulation.
 INPL_3 INPL_5 INPL_6 INPL_7
Exam [INPL_w_4]
Students take an exam covering the notions and rules discussed in class.
 INPL_1 INPL_2 INPL_3
Form of teaching Student's own work Assessment of the learning outcomes
Type Description (including teaching methods) Number of hours Description Number of hours
lecture [INPL_fs]
The interactive lectures present key principles and institutions which form the basis for further activities, including active involvement of students. Some topics are prepared by students who present them in class on the basis of information already provided by the lecturer. Solutions adopted in the law are analyzed in discussions of problematic solutions. The ability to find relevant provisions, interpret them and apply them in practice is practiced in case solving (groupwork).
 24
The student reads assigned material (publications, cases, normative acts, cases) in order to prepare for class and find solutions to problems indicated by the lecturer.
 76 Oral presentations [INPL_w_1] Case solving - group work [INPL_w_2] Discussion [INPL_w_3] Exam [INPL_w_4]
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Syllabuses (USOSweb)
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