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University credit hours: 3.0
Course description
Private Law Theory- HFN Workshop – Prof. Hanoch Dagan, Prof. Roy Kreitner
The Private Law Theory Workshop is a forum for ongoing scholarly research in private law and a Law Faculty course. The Workshop presents new scholarship on topics in and around contract, torts, property, and unjust enrichment. Students who take the workshop for credit submit written comments —in English or in Hebrew— on the papers presented. Sessions include a brief presentation followed by an open discussion (q. & a.) with the participation of students and faculty. The discussions will proceed under the assumption that the presented paper has been read carefully by all the participants.
Grade: High Quality Participation 20%, Reaction Papers 80%
הסדנה מזכה ב-3 ש"ס.