LAW 405Private International Law I: Conflict of Laws
Law · Faculty of Law and Political Science · 3 credits
Description
The course examines the following topics: • Definition, nature, and scope of Private International Law, its relation to International Law; • General historical development of the doctrines of Private International Law; and • The conflict of laws theory: rules of conflict, classification and qualification, public policy, falsity before the law, rules of the foreign law. Language of Instruction: English (legal terms, however, are also given in Arabic and French).
Common questions about LAW 405
What is LAW 405 at NDU?
LAW 405 Private International Law I: Conflict of Laws is a 3-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Law and Political Science. The course examines the following topics: • Definition, nature, and scope of Private International Law, its relation to International Law; • General historical development of the doctrines of Private International Law; and • The conflict of laws theory: rules of conflict, classification and qualification, public policy, falsity before the law, rules of the foreign law.
How many credits is LAW 405?
LAW 405 Private International Law I: Conflict of Laws is worth 3 credits at NDU.