French law - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

(I received a 9 with this document) This document covers all topics which are discussed throughout the course from weeks 1-12. It contains all relevant and mandatory readings + class notes, KC notes and tutorial notes. Also, it contains important steps for the analysis in the Exam. Topics included: 1. 1st part formation 2. 1st part formation 3. Offer and Acceptance 4. Legal capacity / Formalities 5. The contents of the contract 6. Vitiating Factors 7. Contractual Remedies 8. T...

Core themes with applicable law sorted for the 3 different jurisdictions - Requirements for application of laws for 3 different jurisdictions German tort law, English tort law, French tort law

All notes and readings of history of the modern world since 1750 (Hismow)

Concise exam summary for the Contract law exam with reference and steps in relation to english, german and french law

A full summary of all rules from the syllabus + the lecture notes

The Lecturers have stressed that the cases which are discussed in class are the most important and consequently the ones which are likely to be tested on in exams. This summary includes all those cases which were discussed in class and a select few from the required reading. The cases discussed in the summary should cover almost all potential question scenarios and it says which case is useful for the specific situation you are being questioned on. Please offer a review after download

Summary of certain sections of the book: ''Cases, Materials and Text on Property Law - Sjef van Erp and Bram Akkermans (Hart Publishing, Oxford and Portland, 2012). Part of the course property law of Global Law. Contains explanation and information on the structure of property law in the analyzed legal systems: Dutch Law, French Law, German Law, and English & Welsh Law Content of the summary: Lecture 1: The concept of property law and property rights o Introduction, pp. 31-36. o Chapter 1, pp....

A neatly designed outline of the book 'European Tort Law' by Cees van Dam (ISBN 9780199672271), concerning the relevant aspects of tort law in England, Germany, France and the European Union, covering also judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) concerning the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and judgments of the European Court of Justice (ECJ, CJEU). All relevant aspects of the book are covered. The topics covered in this outline: - What is tort law? - what is co...

This is a threefold summary of the course Comparative Constitutional Law at the University of Amsterdam (3802COQPVY). It consists of three parts: a) ANSWERS TO TUTORIAL QUESTIONS that guide you through the entire 7-week material, including material from Heringa & Kiiver's "Constitutions Compared" (3rd ed. but compatible with 4th ed.), comparing Germany, France, United Kingdom, United States, the Netherlands, European Union (ECHR and ECtHR) material from texts of Ran Hirschl, Karl Loewenste...

Complete summary of the Comparative property law course taught at Maastricht University, this does however not include the Part on the french revolution and the literature around that as I can't take credit for the summary I used as it wasn't mine