The course shall be held in English and therefore it shall extend the abilities of students for professional international environment with special emphasis on enabling professional mobility within the EU. The course is based on students' homework in drafting and submitting written answers to given cases and subsequent joint discussion about correct solutions within the classes.
Students shall gain the knowledge on elementary judicial cooperation in EU with special focus given on practical aspects of these institutes in legal practice. The course is prepared and offered as additional course to the compulsory basic courses of European law taught either in Czech or in English. Content of the course shall be composed of classes focused on Regulations Brussels I bis, Brussels II bis, Rome I and II as well as Regulations on cooperation in the taking of evidence, on the service of documents . Procedural remedies such as small claims procedure and European payment order shall also form an integral part of the course.
- Teacher: Křivka Tomáš
- Teacher: Pezl Tomáš