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U. TOMBARI, Diritto dei gruppi di imprese, Giuffrè, 2010, cap. II.
Learning Objectives
Knowledge
Principles and regulations concerning business organization law. Assets partition and legal personality in corporate law. Partnerships and companies. Cooperatives (principles). The knowledge of Module A will be completed through Module B, which is structured as seminars on specific profiles of business law (see section "Course program").
Skills
i) Capacity to deal with major theoretical and practical issues arising from commercial law.
ii) Capacity to find and discuss regulations, cases, and bibliography in order to properly set and solve legal problems.
Ability
Critical understanding of the role of business law, with particular reference to wealth creation, financing, innovation. Ability in discussing legal issues according to the principles of commercial law.
Prerequisites
In order to take the exam students shall have passed the following exams: General Constitutional Law, Private Law I.
Teaching Methods
The course takes place through lectures, exercises and seminars. The judgments and the papers subject to in-depht analysis will be available for the attending students
Type of Assessment
Final exam: the exam will be mainly aimed to test the knowledge of the most important institutions of commercial law, as well as the ability to argue about theoretical and practical issues.