Tilburg University (UVT) • Global Law

This is a key document for the methodology application part for each of the necessary legislation in the exam + case law for each week. Very well organised document, has a step by step analysis in an order to deal with case. Legislation included in this document: Brussels I-bis Regulation; Hague Choice of Court Convention 2005 (B2B); EU Service Regulation Recast; Hague Service Convention; EU Taking of Evidence Regulation Recast; Hague Taking of Evidence Convention; Rome I Regulation; CISG; Rome ...

Whole summary of the Conflict of Laws course, including all 5 Blocks. Includes materials from each week separately, also exercises discussed during the tutorials. Includes notes of all legislation, such as Brussels I-bis, Hague Choice of Court Convention, Hague Service Convention, EU Service Regulation, Hague Evidence Convention 1970, EU Evidence Regulation, Hague Choice to Court Convention, Rome I, CISG, Rome II. Very extensive notes, also summaries of readings and lecture slides + additional i...

Very in-depth notes from the course, includes lecture slides + additional notes from the presentation, notes of readings.

Very neat summarise of all the necessary elements, such as Lecture Notes (slides + additional), all the mandatory readings, as well as assignment answers with answers from tutorials, notes from lecture recordings

This document provides a comprehensive and clearly structured summary of Global Legal History (2025–2026). It covers all core topics of the course, including the foundations of Roman Law, Chinese Dynastic History and codifications, Islamic Law, the development of Canon Law and the Western legal tradition, the evolution of Common Law, and the impact of colonialism on global legal systems. The summary integrates key historical cases, legal principles, statutory developments, and contemporary ...

These notes provide a complete, structured summary of the course Introduction to Philosophy of Global Law (2025–2026). They cover all weekly topics from Hobbes and Locke to neoliberalism, human rights, legal positivism, the rule of law, constituent power, and populism. The material is presented in a clear, exam-focused format, closely following the lecture structure. Each major topic includes concise comparison tables (e.g. Hobbes vs Locke, Liberalism vs Neoliberalism, Kelsen vs Schmitt,...

This document provides a clear and structured summary of Introduction to Global Law II (Weeks 1–6, 2024–2025). It covers the core theories and methods of comparative and global law, including functionalism, universalism, comparative methods, legal families, socio-legal enforcement, legal transplants, judicial dialogues, and postmodern comparative law. The summary focuses on key concepts, frameworks, and exam-relevant debates, making it ideal for revision and exam preparation for law stude...

This document offers a clear and exam-oriented summary of Tort Law, covering the core principles, doctrines, and case law in a structured and accessible format. It focuses on key concepts, legal tests, and exam-relevant distinctions, making it ideal for revision and exam preparation for law students.

summary of 11 weeks of public international law

This is a structured summary of key concepts in transnational commercial law, including the nature and development of commercial law, lex mercatoria, the CISG (Vienna Convention), international carriage of goods, letters of credit, leasing, and receivables financing. It covers relevant legal instruments, case examples, and practical applications in cross-border transactions. With clear explanations, illustrative examples, and occasional light-hearted touches, it’s crafted to make complex topic...