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Last Updated: 30/09/2026

Code - Course Title Course Type Laboratory + Practice ECTS
HUK662 - Form in the Roman and the Turkish Law II. SEMESTER 3 +0 7.5
Language of Instruction Türkçe
Course Type Elective Courses
Course Instructor(s) DR. ÖĞR. ÜYESİ ELVAN SÜTKEN
Mode of Delivery Face to face
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Prerequisites Graduation from a law faculty and having finished master degree
Courses Recomended
Recommended Resources Roma Borçlar Hukuku (Prof. Dr. Türken Rado), Roma Hukuku Ders Notları (Prof. Dr. Ziya Umur); Roma Hukuku ( Tarihi-Kaynaklar-Genel Kavramlar-Kişiler Hukuku-Hakların Korunması ) Roma Borçlar Hukuku (Prof. Dr. Bülent Tahiroğlu), Roma Eşya Hukuku (Prof. Dr. Özcan Çelebican).
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Weeks Learning Outcomes Topics Teaching Methods
Week - 1 Form, as a Term: Types of form
Week - 2 Advantages of form, Disadvantages of form
Week - 3 Juridical Context and The Issue of Form: Alternation of the issue of form
Week - 4 The system related to form in contemporary law
Week - 5 Formal Characteristics of Roman Procedural Law: Evaluation of Roman procedural law
Week - 6 Ordo iudiciorum privatorum
Week - 7 Cognitio extra ordinem
Week - 8 Formal Characteristics of Roman Law of Property: Transactions related to transfer of possession
Week - 9 The form of "mancipatio" and "in iure cessio"
Week - 10 Formal Characteristics of Roman Law of Obligations: Verbal contract stipulatio, Written contracts
Week - 11 Formal Characteristics of Roman Law of Family: Relationship, Family (familia), Paternal power (patria potestas)
Week - 12 Marriage (matrimonium), Engagement (sponsalia), Dowry (Dos)
Week - 13 Formal Characteristics of Roman Law of Succession
Week - 14 Types of wills, Content of wills, Forms of acceptance of inheritance

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