Teaching code

4S00494

Academic staff

Anna Genovese, Federica Pasquariello

Coordinator

Anna Genovese

Credits

9

Language

Italian

Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)

IUS/04 - BUSINESS LAW

Period

Primo semestre LM dal Sep 30, 2024 al Dec 23, 2024.

Courses Single

Authorized

Lessons timetable Moodle Seminars 0

Learning objectives

The course focuses on some of the most complex issues concerning enterprise law and company law, with more specific examination of the company's transformations, divisions, mergers and corporate groups on the one hand; and of the bankruptcy law (regulatory framework of Arrangements with creditors and Liquidations; overindebted consumer, according to Codice della crisi 2019) on the other hand. Finally, the student is expected to show deep knowledge about those items, even matching each other, considering both corporate group in financial crisis and corporate reorganization techniques, in case of plan for an arrangement with creditors on a going concern basis.

Prerequisites and basic notions

Institutional knowledge of commercial law

Program

Module 1: for the law part of business groups, the regulations on the management and coordination of companies, the regulatory profile of the profit-making company belonging to the group and private and statutory autonomy in group law. For the legal part of extraordinary operations, transformations, mergers, splits, operations on share capital. Module 2: for the part of crisis law, institutional notions on crisis and business insolvency. The application of extraordinary operations in crisis negotiation procedures. The crisis and group insolvency. Optional: the study of EU Reg. 848/2015 in English. The topics of module 1 will be studied on: U. Tombari, Law of business groups, Milan, 2010 (everything, with the exception of chapter IV); and A. Nigro (ed.), Law of extraordinary operations, Bologna, 2022 (all, excluding chapters VII, VIII, IX). On module 2: F. Pasquariello, "Posthumous" insolvency liquidations and other corporate law paths in company insolvency, ed. ESI, Naples, 2022

Bibliography

Didactic methods

Frontal lessons in the classroom

Learning assessment procedures

Written test on 6 open questions (4 questions on module 1 and 2 questions on module 2), to which a response of approximately 20 lines must be provided. The student will have 90 minutes to complete the test from the date of delivery of the questions. During the test, the student may consult his/her own uncommented legal texts (for example the Civil Code). Each answer will be evaluated from 0 to 5 points. To pass the test, it is necessary to have achieved a passing grade in both modules (at least 12+6 points, 18 in total). To obtain honors, it is also necessary to demonstrate the ability to make critical connections between the topics of the questions, with reference to the entire program, including the optional part.

Evaluation criteria

Written answers to questions will be evaluated. Knowledge of the discipline and its main interpretative problems, understanding of the concepts learned and ownership of legal language will be evaluated. Knowledge of the discipline and its main interpretative problems, understanding of the concepts learned by studying the reference texts for the program and ownership of legal language will be evaluated.

Criteria for the composition of the final grade

Each answer will be assessable from 0 to 5 points. To pass the test, it is necessary to have achieved a pass in both teaching modules (at least 12 + 6 points, for a total of 18). To achieve 30/30 it will be necessary to report a score of 5 in all the questions. To obtain honors, the student must demonstrate, in the answers provided, the ability to make some critical connections, with reference to the entire program, including the optional part.

Exam language

Italiano