International Contracts & Arbitration

  • Teaching

    Details

    Faculty Faculty of Law
    Domain Law
    Code UE-DDR.00465
    Languages English
    Type of lesson Seminar
    Level Master
    Semester SS-2021

    Schedules and rooms

    Summary schedule Cours bloc (Spring semester)
    Wednesday 09:15 - 14:00, Cours bloc (Spring semester)
    Friday 09:15 - 17:00, Cours bloc (Spring semester)
    Friday 13:15 - 16:00, Cours bloc (Spring semester)
    Friday 15:15 - 18:00, Cours bloc (Spring semester)

    Teaching

    Responsibles
    • Probst Thomas
    Teachers
    • Probst Thomas
    Description

    This Seminar on International Contracts & Arbitration deals with typical issues that arise in connection with international contracts and with their resolution by arbitral proceedings. The first part of the seminar comprises five lecture-type sessions (March 2021)during which the fundamentals of international contracts and of international arbitration will be discussed (including external experts). The second part consists of a moot court arbitration on a case related to an international contract (April/May 2021).
    Training objectives

    This Seminar aims at providing students with specific knowledge and know-how as to international contracts and related dispute resolution by arbitration.
    Descriptions of Exams

    There is no specific exam. The assessment will be based on a) active participation during lectures: 1/3; b) quality of written briefs / arbitral award: 1/3; c) oral pleadings and deliberation: 1/3.
    Available seats 20

    Documents

    Bibliography

    More specific information as well as all relevant documents are/will be made available on Professor Probst's homepage.
  • Dates and rooms
    Date Hour Type of lesson Place
    19.03.2021 09:15 - 17:00 Cours BQC 13, Room 3.805
    26.03.2021 15:15 - 18:00 Cours BQC 13, Room 3.805
    31.03.2021 09:15 - 14:00 Cours BQC 13, Room 3.805
    04.06.2021 13:15 - 16:00 Cours BQC 13, Room 3.805
  • Assessments methods

    Séminaire

    Assessments methods By rating
    Descriptions of Exams

    There is no specific exam. The assessment will be based on a) active participation during lectures: 1/3; b) quality of written briefs / arbitral award: 1/3; c) oral pleadings and deliberation: 1/3.
  • Assignment
    Valid for the following curricula:
    Comparative Law 90 [MA]
    Version: 20221107
    Special Credits
    Seminar
    Semestrial Intensive Courses / Block Courses
    Additional achievements
    Law 90 [MA]
    Version: 20221107
    Seminar
    Special Credits
    Additional achievements
    Legal Studies 90 [MA]
    Version: 20160122
    Additional achievements
    Elective courses