Tutorials

Exercices in Tort Law (BLaw)

C-Nr.:	4025
Study programme:	Bachelor of Law
Part of the module:	Civil Law II
Instructor:	Gian Andri Capaul, MLaw RA Dr Thomas Grieder RA Andreas Holenstein, MLaw RA Dr Rahel Nedi, LLM RA Dr Yael Strub RA Dr John Arthur Trachsel
Begin:	23 February 2023 (group 1, 2, 3 and 4) 24 February 2023 (group 5 and 6)
Time:	Thursday, 12.15-13.45 a.m. (group 1, 2, 3 and 4) Friday, 12.15-13.45 a.m. (group 5 and 6)
Implementation mode:	Presence only
Room:	KOL-F-117 / KOL-F-118 / RAA-G-15 / KOL-F-109 / KOL-F-121 / KOL-G-221
Content:	Exercises for the lecture in liability law of the autumn semester 2022
Literature:	Schnyder/Portmann/Müller-Chen, Ausservertragliches Haftpflichtrecht, Zürich/Basel/Genf 2013 (2. Aufl.)
Teaching materials:	All documents (slide sets, further materials etc.) will be made available on lehrveranstaltung.today. Access requires an activation code, which you have already received in the autumn semester 22 and which remains valid. If you did not attend the lecture in the autumn semester 22, please contact the chair.
Exam:	Written exam in spring semester 2023

Exercises in Private International Law (BLaw)

C-Nr:	1711 / 1712
Study programme:	Bachelor of Law
Part of the module:	Integrative Part of the lecture "Private International Law II"
Instructors:	Prof Dr Leander D. Loacker, MPhil Lara Blumer, MLaw Gian Andri Capaul, MLaw Rhea Specogna, MLaw Julia Wismer, MLaw
Begin:	5th April 2023 (group 1&2) Note: The first exercise will be held for both groups on the 5th of April 2023, focusing on case solution. The following 6 units on different topics will each be offered twice a week, whereby you are completely free to choose between the two exercise groups.
Time:	Tuesday, 10.15-12.00 p.m. (group 2) Wednesday, 10.15-12.00 p.m. (group 1)
Implementation mode:	Presence only
Room:	SOD-1-102 / KO2-F-180
Content:	In the exercises, the knowledge of private international law previously acquired in the lectures is to be applied on the basis of concrete cases. Please note that the exercises are an integral part of the lecture "Private International Law II". Further information can be found here.
Literature:	Text edition on international private law (including the corresponding international treaties) of your choice, e.g. Loacker, IPR/IZVR, Stämpfli Verlag. Likewise, a textbook on the subject of the lecture, e.g. Schnyder, Internationales Privat- und Zivilverfahrensrecht, Schulthess Verlag.
Teaching materials:	All documents (slide sets, further materials etc.) will be made available on lehrveranstaltung.today. Access requires an activation code, which you have already received in the autumn semester 22 and which remains valid. If you did not attend the first part of the course, please contact the chair
Exam:	Written exam in spring semester 2023