The focus of this course is familiarization with the basic concepts of obligations and contracts based on the provisions of the Civil Code starting from article 419 to article 1161, as well as other laws related to obligations in general or to special types of contracts. The Law of Obligations subject further develops candidates' knowledge in the field of Obligations and poses questions such as why promises are enforced as contracts, what promises are enforced, and how they are enforced in everyday commercial dealings. The subject examines the main legal issues that affect the institutes of the law of obligations. These issues include questions about when a contract becomes binding, what persons acquire rights under a contract, the conditions under which a warranty is required, breach of contract terms, and remedies available for breach of contract. Students will be introduced to the issues of compensation for damage, unjust enrichment, expansion of foreign affairs without orders, unilateral expression of will. The course will have integrated discussions and debates in the classroom related to specific contemporary topics related to the law of obligations.

The course aims for the student to become familiar with the basic concepts of obligations and contracts, the use of coherent methods in solving problems in the field of obligations. Students will focus on the terms of the contract, the notions of contractual damage and non-contractual damage. Through seminars integrated with lectures, debates and class discussions, students will be able to touch closely the most important topics of the course.