Conducted in terms: 2021/22_Z, 2023/24_Z, 2024/25_Z

ECTS credits: 2

Language: Polish

Organized by: Faculty of Law and Administration

Related to study programmes:

Law - part-time master studies

Private International Law WP-PRZ-PPRM

The opening of borders within EU countries, facilitation of movement between areas of various countries also from outside the European area, reduction of barriers created by individual labor markets as well as the development of new communication technologies have resulted in recent decades of increasing the scale of international movement of people and international exchange of goods and services on a hitherto unknown scale. These mechanisms are the basic source of the occurrence of life situations with a foreign element and the accompanying civil law relations. Their correct assessment requires first the determination of the law applicable to it. This purpose is served by a special set of conflict-of-law rules whose function is to delimit in space in relation to individual life situations in the field of civil, family and guardianship relations as well as labor law of the spheres of operation of the legal systems of different countries, by indicating which of them should be used.In other words, they specify what law will apply to assess a given life situation, and not only for the purposes of the dispute arising from it, but also for determining the appropriate conduct of the parties. The aim of the lecture is to discuss general institutions of private international law as well as to characterize the methods of determining the law applicable to specific categories of relations. Theoretical issues constituting the subject of the course will be presented in connection with examples of specific life situations against which they may appear in practice. The discussion of conflict-of-law rules that determine the categories of relations will be accompanied by examples of their application, both of a model nature and taken from the court's judicial practice.

Term 2023/24_Z:

None

(in Polish) E-Learning

Term 2023/24_Z:

(in Polish) E-Learning

Term 2024/25_Z:

(in Polish) E-Learning (pełny kurs) z podziałem na grupy

Term 2020/21_Z:

(in Polish) E-Learning (pełny kurs) z podziałem na grupy

Term 2021/22_Z:

(in Polish) E-Learning (pełny kurs) z podziałem na grupy

(in Polish) Grupa przedmiotów ogólnouczenianych

(in Polish) nie dotyczy

(in Polish) Opis nakładu pracy studenta w ECTS

(in Polish) EK1 - Zna charakter i znaczenie prawa prywatnego międzynarodowego oraz jego relację do innych gałęzi prawa. Potrafi definiować pojęcia i instytucje właściwe dla prawa prywatnego międzynarodowego. EK2 - Zna źródła i charakter norm prawa prywatnego międzynarodowego, w aspekcie historycznym i współczesnym EK3 - Zna i rozumie strukturę, sposób powstawania oraz funkcjonowanie instytucji prawnych prawa prywatnego międzynarodowego a także relacje między tymi instytucjami. EK4 - ma pogłębioną wiedzę na temat klasyfikowania systemów prawa prywatnego międzynarodowego, identyfikowania zależności pomiędzy nimi oraz zna technologie informacyjne i systemy wyszukiwawcze służące zdobywaniu informacji na ich temat EK5 - Zna metody i narzędzia, w tym technologie informacyjne, służące tworzeniu norm w zakresie prawa prywatnego międzynarodowego EK6 - zna zasady stanowienia oraz stosowania norm prawnych jako metod i narzędzi modelowania wybranych struktur społecznych i procesów w nich zachodzących EK7 - rozumie proces zmian norm, instytucji oraz stosunków prawnych, w tym reguł nim rządzących, w aspekcie historycznym i współczesnym Opis ECTS: Udział w wykładzie/Praca na platformie e-learningowej- 16 h Lektura zadanej literatury i udostępnionych na platformie e-learningowej materiałów - 14 h Przygotowanie do egzaminu - 20 h Liczba ECTS: 50h/25 = 2 ECTS

Subject level

advanced

Learning outcome code/codes

enter learning outcome code/codes

Type of subject

obligatory

Course coordinators

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Learning outcomes

EK1 - Knows the nature and meaning of private international law and its relation to other branches of law. Can define the concepts and institutions relevant to private international law.
EK2 - knows the sources and nature of private law norms
international, in historical and contemporary terms
EK3 - Knows and understands the structure, method of formation and functioning of legal institutions of private international law as well as the relations between these institutions.
EK4 - has in-depth knowledge of the classification of systems
private international law, identifying the relationship between them and knows information technologies and search systems for obtaining information about them
EK5 - Knows the methods and tools, including information technologies, for creating standards in the field of private international law
EK6 - knows the rules of establishing and applying legal norms as methods
and tools for modeling selected social structures and processes taking place in them
EK7 - understands the process of changing norms, institutions and legal relations, including the rules governing it, in the historical and contemporary aspect

Description of ECTS:
Participation in the lecture / Work on the e-learning platform - 16 h
Reading the set literature and materials made available on the e-learning platform - 14 h
Preparation for the exam - 20 h

ECTS number: 50h / 25 = 2 ECTS

Assessment criteria

Assessment methods: written exam (test), oral exam.

EK1 - Knows the nature and meaning of private international law and its relation to other branches of law. Can define the concepts and institutions relevant to private international law.

To grade 2 (ndst) - The student has no knowledge of the nature and importance of private international law and its relation to other branches of law. He is unable to define the concepts and institutions proper to private international law.

Mark 3 (dst) - The student has a satisfactory knowledge of the nature and importance of private international law and its relationship to other branches of law. Can, in a basic scope, define the concepts and institutions relevant to private international law.

Mark 4 (db) - The student has a good level of knowledge about the nature and importance of private international law and its relationship to other branches of law. Can define the concepts and institutions relevant to private international law.

Mark 5 (very good) - The student is very familiar with the nature and meaning of private international law and its relation to other branches of law. Can very well define the concepts and institutions of private international law.

EK2 - Knows the sources and character of the norms of private international law, in historical and contemporary aspects

To grade 2 (ndst) - The student does not know the sources and nature of the norms of private international law, in historical and contemporary aspect

To grade 3 (dst) - The student satisfactorily knows and understands the sources and nature of the norms of private international law, in historical and contemporary terms

Mark 4 (db) - The student well knows and understands the sources and nature of the norms of private international law, in the historical and contemporary aspect

To grade 5 (very good) - the student knows and understands the sources and nature of the norms of private international law very well, in historical and contemporary aspects

EK3 - Knows and understands the structure, method of formation and functioning of legal institutions of private international law as well as the relations between these institutions.

To grade 2 (ndst) - Does not know or understand the structure, method of formation and functioning of legal institutions of private international law

Grade 3 (dst) - Basic knowledge of the structure, method of formation and functioning of legal institutions of private international law.

Mark 4 (db) - Has a good knowledge of the structure, method of formation and functioning of legal institutions of private international law.

To the mark 5 (very good) - He had a very good knowledge of the structure, method of formation and functioning of legal institutions of private international law.

EK4 - has in-depth knowledge of the classification of systems
private international law, identifying the relationship between them and knows information technologies and search systems for obtaining information about them
To grade 2 (ndst) - The student does not have in-depth knowledge of the classification of private international law systems, identifying relationships between them and does not know information technologies and search systems used to obtain information about them

To grade 3 (dst) - The student has a satisfactory knowledge of the classification of private international law systems, identifying the relationships between them, and sufficient knowledge of information technologies and search systems used to obtain information about them

Mark 4 (db) - The student has a good command of the knowledge of classifying private international law systems, identifying relationships between them, and is familiar with information technologies and search systems used to obtain information about them

For the grade 5 (very good) - The student has a very good knowledge of the classification of private international law systems, identifying the relationships between them, and is familiar with information technologies and search systems used to obtain information about them

EK5 - Knows the methods and tools, including information technologies, for creating standards in the field of private international law

To the mark 2 (ndst) - Does not know the methods and tools, including information technologies, for creating standards in the field of private international law

To 3 (dst) - Knows basic methods and tools, including information technologies, for creating standards in the field of private international law

Mark 4 (db) - Knows well the methods and tools, including information technologies, for creating standards in the field of private international law

To be 5 (very good) - knows very well the methods and tools, including information technologies, for creating standards in the field of private international law

EK6 - knows the rules of establishing and applying legal norms as methods
and tools for modeling selected social structures and processes taking place in them

To grade 2 (ndst) - Does not know the rules of establishing and applying legal norms as methods and tools for modeling selected social structures and processes taking place in them

To grade 3 (dst) - Knows the basic principles of establishing and applying legal norms as methods and tools for modeling selected social structures and processes taking place in them
To grade 4 (db) - Knows the rules of establishing and applying legal norms as methods and tools for modeling selected social structures and processes taking place in them
To grade 5 (very good) - He knows very well the rules of establishing and applying legal norms as methods and tools for modeling selected social structures and processes taking place in them.

EK7 - understands the process of changing norms, institutions and legal relations, including the rules governing it, in the historical and contemporary aspect

With a grade of 2 (ndst) - does not understand the process of changing norms, institutions and legal relations, including the rules governing it, in historical and contemporary terms

Mark 3 (dst) - Basic understanding of the process of changing norms, institutions and legal relations, including the rules governing it, in historical and contemporary

To grade 4 (db) - Has a good understanding of the process of changing norms, institutions and legal relations, including the rules governing it, in historical and contemporary terms

To be 5 (very good) - He has a very good understanding of the process of changing norms, institutions and legal relations, including the rules governing it, in the historical and contemporary aspect.

Bibliography

Basic literature:

1. M. Pazdan, Prawo prywatne międzynarodowe, wyd. 15, Warszawa 2020.
2. M. Świerczyński, M. Zachariasiewicz, Ł. Żarnowiec, Prawo prywatne międzynarodowe ze schematami, Warszawa 2012.
3. J. Gołaczyński, Prawo prywatne międzynarodowe, Warszawa 2014.

Supplementary literature:

M. Pazdan (red.), System prawa prywatnego. Prawo prywatne międzynarodowe, T. 20A, 20B, 20C, Warszawa 2014.
M. Pazdan (red.), Prawo prywatne międzynarodowe. Komentarz, Warszawa 2018.

Term 2023/24_Z:

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Additional information

Information on level of this course, year of study and semester when the course unit is delivered, types and amount of class hours - can be found in course structure diagrams of apropriate study programmes. This course is related to the following study programmes:

Law - part-time master studies

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of WP-PRZ-PPRM in USOSweb