Unit ROMAN LAW
- Course
- Law
- Study-unit Code
- A001389
- Location
- PERUGIA
- Curriculum
- In all curricula
- Teacher
- Marialuisa Navarra
- Teachers
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- Marialuisa Navarra
- Carlo Lorenzi (Codocenza)
- Hours
- 18 ore - Marialuisa Navarra
- 18 ore (Codocenza) - Carlo Lorenzi
- CFU
- 6
- Course Regulation
- Coorte 2019
- Offered
- 2022/23
- Learning activities
- Base
- Area
- Storico-giuridico
- Academic discipline
- IUS/18
- Type of study-unit
- Obbligatorio (Required)
- Type of learning activities
- Attività formativa monodisciplinare
- Language of instruction
- Italian
- Contents
- The course focuses on the jurisprudential and casuistic character of classical Roman law.
- Reference texts
- STUDENTS ATTENDING:
G. CRIFÒ, Lezioni di storia del diritto romano, V ed., Monduzzi, Bologna 2010, §§ 76-82 (pp. 366-406);
L. RAGGI, Il metodo della giurisprudenza romana, Giappichelli, Torino 2007;
Lecture notes and teaching materials available online and / or distributed in class.
STUDENTS NOT ATTENDING:
G. CRIFÒ, Lezioni di storia del diritto romano, V ed., Bologna 2010, §§ 76-82 (pp. 366-406);
L. RAGGI, Il metodo della giurisprudenza romana, Torino 2007;
C.A. CANNATA, Per una storia della scienza giuridica europea, I, Dalle origini all'opera di Labeone, Giappichelli ed., Torino 1997, cap. IV (pp. 207-331);
M. NAVARRA, Note in tema di utilitas: Modestino e Coll. 10.2, in Labeo, 50, 2004, 84-134;
AA.VV., Il diritto romano caso per caso, Giappichelli, Torino 2018: choose three of the following articles:
L. SOLIDORO, Immissioni e conflitti di vicinato: il caso della taberna casiaria, pp. 39-65;
R. CARDILLI, Responsabilità e nesso di causalità: un incidente stradale con conseguenze mortali a Roma antica, pp. 89-99;
A. LOVATO, Lex commissoria nella compravendita, pp. 129-138;
T. DALLA MASSARA, La qualificabilità di un accordo di tolleranza in termini di contratto (atipico), pp. 167-176;
C. RUSSO RUGGERI, Sull'esperibilità dell'actio redhibitoria per i vitia animi dei mancipia acquistati, pp. 193-205. - Educational objectives
- The course aims to study the casuistic method of Roman jurisprudence, to develop the ability to grasp the argumentative paths used in the elaboration of legal solutions and to critically examine legal texts.
- Prerequisites
- The course requires the institutional knowledge of Roman public and private law.
The exam of 'Storia e istituzioni di diritto romano' is preparatory. - Teaching methods
- Front lecturing; flipped lessons; use of the Unistudium platform.
- Other information
- Seminars and integrative readings can be agreed with attending students. Students reception.
For information on support services for students with disabilities and/or DSA visit http://www.unipg.it/disabilita-e-dsa. - Learning verification modality
- The exam consists of an oral test aimed at verifying the knowledge and understanding of the topics that are the subject of the course, as well as evaluating the ability to exhibit and reasoning. In particular, the student must demonstrate that he is able to interpret a legal text and to identify the rationale of the jurisprudential solution. The duration depends on the progress of the test. Works carried out during the course frequency will contribute to the overall evaluation.
- Extended program
- The Justinian's Digest has given the jurist of all time a huge gym to exercise legal reasoning skills. Through the analysis of the sources will be identified techniques and logic used by Roman lawyers. In particular, texts will be examined in which the utilitas is explicitly referred to as the justification criterion for overcoming the issues of ius controversum notwithstanding pre-existing general rules.