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CLASS 1

Lesson plan / INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LAW-II (LAW DISPUTES)

Lesson Information

Course Credit	3.0
Course ECTS Credit	4.0
Teaching Language of Instruction	Türkçe
Level of Course	Bachelor's Degree, TYYÇ: Level 6, EQF-LLL: Level 6, QF-EHEA: First Cycle
Type of Course	Compulsory
Mode of Delivery	Face-to-face
Does the course require compulsory or optional work experience?	Z
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Purpose and Content

The aim of the course	The objective of this course International Private Law II is to inform the student about the two sub-disciplines of this main discipline: Conflict of Laws and International Procedural Law as well as to demonstrate to the students the laws to be applied in disputes including foreignness element and to determine the authorized court and to conduct practical studies which will contribute to the theoretical information related to these cases.
Course Content	International Private Law II course includes two main law disciplines. These are conflict of laws and international procedural law. When conflict of law is in question, the issues to be dealt with are the tie down point, tie down issue and concrete tie down rules enforced by MÖHUK concerning the issues that contain foreignness element. And when international authority is in question, the issues to be dealt with are; international court of competent jurisdiction, authority contracts, foreign court, recognizing the decisions of the judge, enforcement and relevant international conventions.

The aim of the course

The objective of this course International Private Law II is to inform the student about the two sub-disciplines of this main discipline: Conflict of Laws and International Procedural Law as well as to demonstrate to the students the laws to be applied in disputes including foreignness element and to determine the authorized court and to conduct practical studies which will contribute to the theoretical information related to these cases.

Course Content

International Private Law II course includes two main law disciplines. These are conflict of laws and international procedural law. When conflict of law is in question, the issues to be dealt with are the tie down point, tie down issue and concrete tie down rules enforced by MÖHUK concerning the issues that contain foreignness element. And when international authority is in question, the issues to be dealt with are; international court of competent jurisdiction, authority contracts, foreign court, recognizing the decisions of the judge, enforcement and relevant international conventions.

Learning Outcomes

Identify laws and regulations.
Achieve the skill of making judgments.
Develop skills of reading, comprehension and expressing themselves and an event.
Use laws and regulations to solve legal problems.
Identify basic principles of law.
Identify universal legal norms and international law criteria.
Identify main principles constituting jurisdiction.
Define a legal problem.
Identify the legal bases for solutions to problems.
Follow judiciary case laws and doctrines.
Follow solutions offered for a specified topic in comparative law.
Make use of electronic databeses and library catalogues.
Follow supreme court judgments.
Apply judiciary case laws to concrete events.
Follow qualified law conferences and scientific activities.
Carry on their profession personally and within a group in coordination with a team.
Offer solutions to complicated legal issues that they may face with.
Conduct the legal process meticulously in every stage.
Organize their employees and team that they are responsible for.
Access information and use information sources.
Acknowledge the necessity of life-long learning.
Follow the developments and judgments in the field of law.
Develop themselves in the newly emerging legal disciplines.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Speak at least one foreign language fluently enabling them to follow and use the information in their field and to communicate with their colleagues.
Act as social individuals who assume roles in non-governmental organizations.
Demonstrate professional and ethical responsibility.
Participate actively in scientific projects and activities.
Identify universal solution methods of legal problems and alternative dispute resolution methods.
Make a judgment and a decision.

Weekly Course Subjects

1	Resolution rules for topics related to guardianship, tutelage, curatorship, disapperance and death
2	Resolution rules for engagement and marriage
3	Resolution rules for divorce, break-up and marriage property
4	Resolution rules for topics related to kinship
5	Resolution rules for inheritance
6	Resolution rules for property law
7	Resolution rules for disputes arising from contracts
8	Resolution rules for disputes arising from contracts Recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments Recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments
9	Resolution rules for wrongful act and unjust enrichment
10	International powers of Turkish courts
11	International powers of Turkish courts
12	Guarantee and notification in international civil procedure
13	Recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments
14	Recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments

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Ergin NOMER/Cemal ŞANLI, Devletler Hususî Hukuku
Aysel ÇELİKEL/Bahadır ERDEM, Milletlerarası Özel Hukuk

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