Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
The law of obligations, a fundamental and abundant discipline, lies at the heart of legal phenomena, and is the major key to analyzing and understanding them. This course provides a unique complement to the general civil law program taught in L2, enabling the acquisition and reinforcement of essential knowledge that is indispensable for following more specialized courses, preparing for exams or various competitive examinations and, more generally, for practicing a legal profession.
Objectives
Objectives (educational, scientific, professional) :
- Deepen and complete the common base of knowledge constituted by the law of obligations.
- Update knowledge of this subject, originally studied in L2.
- Prepare for the law of obligations tests in a number of competitive examinations (Pré-Capa, ENM, etc.).
- Help prepare students for the more specific courses offered as part of a Master 2 program.
- Provide certified and/or diploma training for lawyers on a fundamental subject.
Organization
Knowledge control
Knowledge is assessed:
- in the 1st session, by two three-hour written tests, each covering two modules. This session takes place at the end of June
- in the 2nd session, an oral. This session takes place in October or November
Program
Program
Module 1 (20 hours)
Sources of the law of obligations Internal, European, comparative, private, codification
Module 2 (120 hours)
Sources of obligations
The juridical act, The juridical fact
Module 3 (20 hours)
The system of obligations
Circulation, Extinction
Module 4 (15 hours)
Proof of obligations
- Courses take place in May and June.
- Distance learning: Moodle is available at the end of registration.