Property Law
- UE code DROIB313
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Schedule
30Quarter 1
- ECTS Credits 3
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Language
French
- Teacher
Subject-Specific Skills
Cross-Cutting Skills
The course aims to enable students to understand and grasp the societal and economic issues related to the appropriation of goods, ownership rights, and other rights in rem.
The course is divided into 12 two-hour sessions.
The first six sessions will be taught by Candice Roussieau and will follow the outline below:
The last six sessions will be taught by Alexander Vandendries and will follow the outline below:
A thirteenth session will be devoted to the resolution of transversal case studies.
I. Introduction and key concepts of property law
II. Classification of property
III. Ownership
IV. Co-ownership
V. Usufruct
VI. Easements
VII. Long-term lease
VIII. Building right
IX. Acquisition and extinction of real rights, possession, and land registration
X. Neighborhood disturbances
There are no practical exercises attached to this course. However, students’ understanding will be facilitated through interactive discussions and the resolution of case studies during the class, as well as through Wooclap quizzes made available to the students.
The course is delivered in the form of lectures combined with more interactive teaching methods. The professors will propose case studies to which the subject matter can be applied. The material will also be illustrated through case law and practical legal documents. Finally, the course is intended as a space for discussion on societal issues raised by the choices made by the legislator.
Assessment takes the form of a written exam, which takes place in June and/or in August.
The language of the assessment is French (questions and answers).
The questions are designed to assess whether the student has integrated the intended learning outcomes.
The exam will consist of ten true/false questions to be justified, and two open questions, one of which will be a case study.
For the exam, students may use their Code BAC as well as any legislation made available on Webcampus by the professors. These documents may only contain cross-references from article to article. No other documents are permitted.
Since mastering the Dutch terminology of basic property law is considered essential, students are reminded that the exam may include questions containing one or more Dutch terms, the translation of which will have been provided by the instructors in the course materials. According to this rule, the question “comparez les droits d’emphytéose et d’usufruit” could appear on the exam in the following form: “comparez les droits d’erfpacht et de vruchtgebruik.”
The sources for the course are the Code BAC as well as any legislation uploaded by the professors on Webcampus.
The course materials consist of PowerPoint presentations and case law decisions uploaded by the professors on Webcampus. To help students deepen their understanding of the subject, the instructors will also make available on Webcampus various doctrinal contributions, the consultation of which is optional.
Training | Study programme | Block | Credits | Mandatory |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bachelor in Law | Standard | 0 | 3 | |
Bachelor in Law | Standard | 3 | 3 |