ID:
500168
Duration (hours):
66
CFU:
9
SSD:
DIRITTO PRIVATO
Year:
2025
Overview
Date/time interval
Primo Semestre (22/09/2025 - 19/12/2025)
Syllabus
Course Objectives
The course is designed to provide economics and management students with the essential knowledge to grasp the influence of legal rules on the production and distribution of goods and services. Moreover, it aims to foster an understanding of the legal consequences associated with business decisions.
By the end of the course, students will be able to comprehend the role of legal rules in governing the mechanisms of wealth production and circulation. They will have developed the skills to legally analyze and resolve basic cases. Additionally, they will be able to identify issues arising from the application of legal rules and articulate their solutions clearly and concisely.
By the end of the course, students will be able to comprehend the role of legal rules in governing the mechanisms of wealth production and circulation. They will have developed the skills to legally analyze and resolve basic cases. Additionally, they will be able to identify issues arising from the application of legal rules and articulate their solutions clearly and concisely.
Course Prerequisites
The course requires only a good knowledge of Italian language
Teaching Methods
• Lectures will focus on the economic reasons that justify private law rules.
• Particular attention will be paid to the application of legal rules, which will be illustrated by cases and examples.
• Students are requested to study the text book indicated in the syllabus and notes taken during lessons. • Students are advised not to rely on notes taken by other students.
• Students are also invited to consult the civil code, which is the basis of the lectures.
Attending classes is strongly recommended, as it facilitates understanding of the textbook and helps support the individual study required for exam preparation.
• PowerPoint slides are available on the University teaching platform (Kiro) and will be projected during the lessons.
They are designed to perform a dual function. On the one hand, they intend to encourage students to attend the lectures, as they outline the structure of the topics illustrated by the lecturer, indicating the normative references relating to them: with the support of the slides, students will be able to attend lectures and take notes more easily. On the other hand, they offer students - attending or not attending lectures - a useful tool to revise the main contents of the course.
• In no case, the slides can replace attending lectures and studying the textbook. This is due to the fact that slides illustrate the main contents of the course with an inevitably schematic approach.
• Examples of questions similar to those that will be proposed during the exam are also available on the University teaching platform (Kiro)
• Particular attention will be paid to the application of legal rules, which will be illustrated by cases and examples.
• Students are requested to study the text book indicated in the syllabus and notes taken during lessons. • Students are advised not to rely on notes taken by other students.
• Students are also invited to consult the civil code, which is the basis of the lectures.
Attending classes is strongly recommended, as it facilitates understanding of the textbook and helps support the individual study required for exam preparation.
• PowerPoint slides are available on the University teaching platform (Kiro) and will be projected during the lessons.
They are designed to perform a dual function. On the one hand, they intend to encourage students to attend the lectures, as they outline the structure of the topics illustrated by the lecturer, indicating the normative references relating to them: with the support of the slides, students will be able to attend lectures and take notes more easily. On the other hand, they offer students - attending or not attending lectures - a useful tool to revise the main contents of the course.
• In no case, the slides can replace attending lectures and studying the textbook. This is due to the fact that slides illustrate the main contents of the course with an inevitably schematic approach.
• Examples of questions similar to those that will be proposed during the exam are also available on the University teaching platform (Kiro)
Assessment Methods
Written exam structured in three parts:
11 multiple-choice questions (max 11 points)
1 open-ended question (max 10 points)
1 practical case to be solved with the aid of the Civil Code (max 10 points).
Grading scale: 0–30 (+1 point for honours/distinction)
11 multiple-choice questions (max 11 points)
1 open-ended question (max 10 points)
1 practical case to be solved with the aid of the Civil Code (max 10 points).
Grading scale: 0–30 (+1 point for honours/distinction)
Texts
Torrente, Schlesinger, Anelli, Manuale di Diritto privato, a cura di Carlo Granelli, Giuffrè, Milano, 2025.
Codice civile
For exam preparation purposes, it is essential to consult an up-to-date Civil Code, including a good collection of supplementary legislation. The editions edited by G. De Nova (Zanichelli, 2025) e A. Di Majo (Giuffrè, 2025) are recommended
Codice civile
For exam preparation purposes, it is essential to consult an up-to-date Civil Code, including a good collection of supplementary legislation. The editions edited by G. De Nova (Zanichelli, 2025) e A. Di Majo (Giuffrè, 2025) are recommended
Contents
An introduction to private law. The sources of private law.
• Individuals and organizations.
• Transfer and protection of rights. Foundations of the law of remedies.
• Property law.
• Obligations.
• Principles of contract law.
• Tort law.
• Consumer law: B2C contracts and remedies protecting consumers.
• Individuals and organizations.
• Transfer and protection of rights. Foundations of the law of remedies.
• Property law.
• Obligations.
• Principles of contract law.
• Tort law.
• Consumer law: B2C contracts and remedies protecting consumers.
Course Language
Italian
Degrees
Degrees (3)
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE
Bachelor’s Degree
3 years
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Bachelor’s Degree
3 years
ECONOMICS
Bachelor’s Degree
3 years
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