Introduction to Law (PRVT113)

The course aims to introduce the student to two fundamental subjects in this field: Law and Rights, emphasizing their flexibility and ability to cope with ongoing social changes. In relation to the concept of Law, students study topics such as the nature, necessity, and purposes of law, in addition to the characteristics of legal rules, branches of law, sources of law, its applicability in terms of time and place, and interpretation. Concerning the concept of Rights, students study topics such as the nature, elements, and types of rights, with special emphasis on the concept of legal personality. Students are introduced to some of the new challenges facing these concepts, including the idea of a legal personality for AI and the rights related to digital ID and electronic dealing in personal data. This course aims to enable the student to grasp the basic legal concepts that qualify them to study various branches of law, to apply those concepts to the rapid development in their society, and to begin training in developing legal skills in oral and written expression, and to provide the student with the necessary foundations of values for legal practice.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• GELW111 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the concepts and rules of law, Especially the UAE law.
2. Apply legal rules to the actual facts in a correct manner.
3. Comply with professional and ethical rules in performing the required tasks.

Consumer Protection Law (PRVT201)

This course deal with the legal concepts related to the Federal Consumer Protection Law No. (24) 2006. Topics to be covered in this course include: the definition of consumer, the fundamental rights of consumer, the obligations of the provider, and the liabilities of different parties involved in consumer contracts. The course contains also the study of consumer contracts and the rights of consumer such as the rights to be protected from unfair terms or misleading advertising. Further, it addresses obligations of the seller/supplier such as to comply with producers stipulated by the executive bylaw enacted under the 2006 Act above mentioned before the conclusion of the contract and after that and the legal liability of the supplier/ producer when breaching such obligations.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT210 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the concepts and rules of consumer protection law, Especially under the UAE law
2. Write a scientific research according to the Legal Research Methodology
3. Lead a team positively.

Personal Status ( Marriage and Divorce ) (PRVT204)

This course covers the provisions of the marriage and the rights of the husband in Islam compared to the personal status law of the United Arab Emirates .. The student will know the terms of the subject and the marriage provisions and the effects of the marriage contract as whole. This course also with the provisions of the band, such as the couple divorce (Khula) divorce, judicial separation, and the effects of the band, child custody, etc

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PUBL112 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the jurisprudential provisions related to the most critical provisions of marriage and divorce in law, especially UAE law.
2. Apply the provisions of the UAE Personal Status Law to various facts properly.
3. Formulate judicial memorandums related to personal status in a proper language

The Rules of Evidence (PRVT211)

This course deals with different methods of proof, both formal and substantive rules of evidence; writing, testimony, oath, declaration, presumptions, expertise and inspection. Furthermore, it deals with the evidential weight of electronic records and signatures in the light of Electronic Transactions Law.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT210 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply legal rules of evidence to the actual facts in a correct manner.
2. Interpret legal provisions according to adopted rules of interpretation
3. Lead a team positively

Voluntary Sources of Obligation (PRVT213)

This course addresses the study of voluntary sources of obligations under the provisions of the Civil Transactions Law and the latest judicial trends. It focuses on contracts, examining their definition, primary classifications, essential elements (consent, object, and cause), and conditions for validity (capacity and freedom from defects such as duress, misrepresentation coupled with gross unfairness, and mistake). The course explores the effects of contracts on the contracting parties and third parties, as well as their dissolution, highlighting the impact of modern technology on contract elements, including electronic and smart contracts. Furthermore, the course examines unilateral acts as a voluntary source of obligations.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT113 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the concepts related to voluntary sources of obligation in UAE law
2. Apply legal rules concerning voluntary sources of obligation to facts correctly
3. Lead a team to complete assignments related to voluntary sources of obligation

Involuntary Sources of Obligation (PRVT214)

This course explores non-voluntary sources of obligations under the provisions of the Civil Transactions Law and the latest judicial trends. It covers tortious acts, their elements, and the associated liability, distinguishing between personal liability, liability for others’ acts (liability of the person in charge of supervision and vicarious liability), and liability for objects’ acts (liability of the keeper of an animal, a building, or objects requiring special care). The course also highlights the impact of modern technology on liability, such as liability for harm caused by AI systems. The course also investigates beneficial acts, including their elements, effects, and applications, such as unjust enrichment, undue payment, negotiorum gestio, and discharging another’s debt. Lastly, the course examines statutory provisions as a non-voluntary source of obligations.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT213 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the concepts related to non-voluntary sources of obligation in UAE law
2. Apply legal rules concerning non-voluntary sources of obligation to facts correctly
3. Lead a team to complete assignments related to non-voluntary sources of obligation

Principles of Commercial Law (PRVT227)

This course covers the study of the Commercial Law, its evolution and historical background and its sources, with a special emphasis on the theory of project and kinds of commercial transactions. The course includes the concept of trader, his rights and obligations, kinds of commercial contracts, as sale by installment, sale by public auction, carriage of items and carriage of persons. It also covers Commercial Mortgage, Commercial Agency, Brokerage, Commission Agency, Commercial Representation, Securities Market, Business Premises and International Sales.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT113 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain accurately the basic concepts and rules of the law, especially the UAE Commercial Transactions Law
2. Lead a work team Effectively
3. Comply with professional and ethical rules in performing the required tasks.

Business Law (E) (PRVT265)

The course covers the study of commercial activities; their identification, the types and the importance of differentiating between them and civil activities. It deals with merchant and the conditions of acquiring the title of 'merchant'. It deals with the commercial companies; types, characteristics of each type and the securities issued by share-holding companies. It covers the commercial papers; like- Bill of Exchange and cheque. It also deals with all Banking operations like- bank deposits, accounts, letters of credit and various banking services, commercial contracts and e-contracts.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the main rules of business Law in UAE
2. Communicate the main principles of business law fluently and confidently.
3. Use technology to perform certain tasks with speed and accuracy.

Civil Procedures (PRVT302)

This course represents the students with the legal procedures applied before the UAE federal courts in the civil and commercial actions. It explains the structure of the court system in the UAE and courts jurisdictions. Furthermore, it explores in-depth the development of the dispute, from filing the lawsuit with the court's registrar through administering the hearings, recusal of the judge, suspension and termination of the action, to the rendition of the judgment and appeal. It also handles the relationship of the Public Prosecution with the court system and its role in civil actions.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT211 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply properly legal rules to the actual facts related to civil procedures law
2. Drafts enforcement memorandums, statements of claim and judicial rulings in an appropriate language
3. Speak to an audience clearly and confidently

Labour Law (PRVT304)

The course covers the scope of labor law and the fundamental principles upon which it is based. It also explores the process of concluding permanent employment contracts and probation periods, including the possibility of concluding them electronically and remotely, as well as the impact of digitalization on employment processes. The course addresses the obligations of both employers and employees. Additionally, the course examines the termination of employment contracts and methods for resolving labor disputes, particularly through the digital tools provided by pertinent authorities. Furthermore, the course covers the provisions of the Domestic Workers Law and recent legal developments, such as unemployment insurance.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT307 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Interpret the legal provisions regulating employment according to the adopted rules of interpretation.
2. Formulate memorandums and judicial decisions related to labour law in a clear language.
3. Demonstrate self-management and independent learning skills with regard to labor issues.

The Rules of Obligations (PRVT307)

This course examines the effects of obligations, and the ways of protecting the rights of the creditor. It also concentrates on the descriptions of the obligation: the condition, the term, variety of objects of obligation, alternative and elective obligations, positive and negative joint liability. The course covers the transfer of obligation: assignment of right and assignment of debt. Finally, it deals with the discharge of the obligation: by performance, performance and subrogation, renovation, and the lapse of time limitation without performance.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT211 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply legal rules relating to the rules of obligations to the actual facts in a correct manner.
2. Write a scientific research in accordance with legal research methodologies.
3. Deliver speeches to audience fluently and with proper language.

Islamic Financial Transactions (PRVT314)

The course aims to study the most important financial transactions carried out by Islamic financial institutions such as Islamic banks; by providing the student with complete information about the transaction, and learn how to apply it in the United Arab Emirates.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PUBL112 with a minimum grade D
• PRVT227 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explains the basic concepts and rules related to Islamic financial transactions under the provisions of law, especially UAE law.
2. Write a paper regarding islamic financial transactions according to legal research methodologies
3. Lead a team positively

Inheritance, Will & Mortmain (PRVT327)

This course covers the provisions of inheritance in Islam with its important , and the need for it in our life , and how to apply it in the judiciary , ( Fatwa) and other field , with an indication of what is going on in United Arab Emirates laws .. The course also aims to introduce the will and mortmain ( Waqf) in Islamic jurisprudence in terms of: their definition , statement of their terms and other provisions, through personal status law and civil transactions law in UAE.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PUBL112 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the concepts and rules of legacy will and waqf.
2. Apply Sharia and legal rules to the actual facts in a correct manner.
3. Express his commitment to legal rules relating to the topics of the course.

Company Law and Bankruptcy (PRVT338)

This course deals with the rules of commercial companies in the United Arab Emirates under the Federal Commercial Companies Law with a focus on the most prominent legal issues and their impact on the applied practical reality to focus on the weaknesses and strengths of the UAE legislation and the ability of the company law rules to keep pace with the challenges and prospects of modern economic life. This course also aims to develop the students' ability to think objectively and analytically by encouraging them to criticize and judge the legal text. As such, this course also examines the latest amendments to the Companies Law to study and analyze them. The course then details the legal principles and rules governing each type of company, whether in terms of establishment or management, in addition to the rules of merger, acquisition, and liquidation for all companies, in addition to bankruptcy law as it applies to companies.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT227 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply legal rules to the actual facts related to companies law
2. Evaluate legislative and judicial trends related to company Law and bankruptcy
3. Demonstrate self-learning through developments in the field of Company law

Commercial Arbitration Law (PRVT339)

This course introduces the legal framework for Arbitration, its main types, nature and characteristics. Topics include: the composition of the arbitral tribunal; forms and substance of an arbitration agreement; qualifications, jurisdictions and responsibilities of arbitrators; the arbitral procedures, the challenge, recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT227 with a minimum grade D
• PRVT302 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the concepts and rules of Arbitration, Especially under the UAE law.
2. Write a scientific research about arbitration issues according to the Legal Research Methodology.
3. Lead a team positively.

The Law of Execution (PRVT406)

This course introduces the students to the Law of Compulsory Execution of Judgement. It covers all legal aspects that follow the rendition of the judgement. This includes the study of the compulsory execution of the judgment based on its core pillars, i.e. the Writ of Execution and the Judge of Execution. In addition, it covers the subject of Summary Execution, along the methods of execution, its procedures and disputes; until ending with the Allocation of the Execution Proceeds.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT302 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply legal rules to the actual facts relating to the law of execution
2. Formulate memorandums and judicial decisions in a clear and correct language.
3. Deliver speeches to audience fluently and with proper language

Private International Law (PRVT407)

The Private international law course involves the study of the applicable law in private international relations; civil, commercial and personal status relations; the conditions of court jurisdictions in disputes involving foreign subjects and the applicable procedural law in this respect and the execution of foreign judgments.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT302 with a minimum grade D
• PRVT307 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Interpret legal texts related to relationships with a foreign element in accordance with well-established rules of interpretation
2. Conduct a scientific research according with legal research methodologies.
3. Comply with professional and ethical rules in performing the required tasks.

Maritime and Aviation Law (PRVT408)

This course discusses the following topics: aircraft registration, the legal status of aircraft and the crew, leasing, purchasing, mortgaging, and insuring of the aircraft. Carriage by air. This course also examines the relevant international agreements that regulate civil aviation. The course also addresses the liability arising from damages caused by autonomous ships or aircraft and examines the European liability rules concerning artificial intelligence related to maritime and air transport.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT338 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply legal rules of maritime and Aviation law to the actual facts in a correct manner.
2. Deliver speeches concerning Maritime and Aviation issues to audience fluently and with proper language.
3. Evaluate legislative and judicial trends in maritime and aviation law matters

Nominated Contract (Sale, Lease & Construction) (PRVT410)

The course is designed to study the contracts of sale, lease and construction in terms of their formation, effects (obligations of both parties), and termination. It deals also with the different relationships in the construction industry and the nature of electronic sale contracts and real estate contracts on maps. Finally, this course analyses the relevant rules of UAE law relating to such contracts.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT307 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply legal rules to the actual cases relating to sale and construction contracts.
2. Interpret legal provisions in accordance with well-established principles of interpretation.
3. Lead a team positively.

Commercial Papers & Banking (PRVT453)

It includes a study of: commercial papers: the bill of exchange, the promissory note, and the check. Legal and Sharia aspects of banking business: bank deposits, bank transfers, current accounts, bank credits, operations on commercial papers, including electronic operations.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT338 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Interpret legal texts related to commercial paper and banking in accordance with well-established rules of interpretation.
2. Evaluate legislative and judicial trends commercial paper and banking matters
3. Demonstrate independent learning through scientific and practical developments in the field of commercial paper and banking

Rights in Rem (PRVT455)

This course deals with original real rights based on a definition of real rights and their characteristics, and a definition of the right of ownership, its elements, scope, and the legal restrictions pertaining to it. Furthermore, this course explores the jointly held property and its division, family property and its rules, and the common ownership and its rules. It also shed light on the different causes of acquiring property, and the reasons for the termination of ownership. Finally, the course addresses the rules of credit guarantees and the legal regulation relating to mortgages and the rights to privilege.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT307 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Interpret legal provisions relating to right in rem according to the adopted rules of interpretation.
2. Write a scientific research according to the Legal Research Methodology
3. Lead a team positively.

Intellectual Property Laws (PRVT462)

This course is designed to provide students with the fundamental aspects of Intellectual property rights under UAE law and international agreements. It covers topics of copyrights, trademarks, geographical indications, Patents, industrial designs, lay-out design of integrated circuits, and the protection of plant varieties. The course focuses on both national and international legal rules governing intellectual property.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT227 with a minimum grade D
• PRVT338 with a minimum grade D

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Apply legal rules to the actual facts in the context of intellectual property.
2. Deliver speeches to audience fluently with regards to the topics of the course.
3. Comply with professional and ethical rules in performing the required tasks.

Advanced Studies in Civil Law (PRVT600)

The course includes a deep study of one subject of the Civil Transactions law, such as one type of responsibility (contractual or tort) or one of the important and practical civil contracts, such as a construction contract.

Credit Hours : 3

Advanced Studies in Commercial Law (PRVT601)

This course aims at studying the definition of these contracts, their characteristics and features, their rules, and the effects resulting from them.

Credit Hours : 3

International Trade Contracts (E) (PRVT603)

When traders sell or buy goods or commodities on the international markets, the transaction is composed not of one but of several contracts: the goods are sold under a contract of sale, transported under a contract of carriage, insured under a policy of insurance and frequently financed through a letter of credit. The purpose of this course is to examine the regulation of each of these contracts in UAE law, and applicable international law and standards, focusing in particular on the practical problems which arise when the various contracts do not mesh together. This Course also includes: The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, and the United Nations convention on the Limitation Period in the International sale of Goods.

Credit Hours : 3

Alternative Dispute Resolution (E) (PRVT604)

The object of the course is to study methods of resolving disputes other than by adjudication in courts. The course will include the definition of arbitration, the differences between arbitration and conciliation, the differences between national and international arbitration, arbitration agreement, arbitration procedures, applicable law, arbitration award, arbitration award enforcement, invalidity of arbitration award.

Credit Hours : 3

Thesis (PRVT606)

The Masters thesis may be on any topic related to Private Law, broadly defined. The resulting thesis must be of a quality suitable for publication in English. It must be defended publicly and deposited in digital form in the Zayed Public Library.

Credit Hours : 7

Prerequisites

• PRVT605 with a minimum grade C

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Analyzes legal issues and provisions properly to provide innovative solutions for legal problems
2. Compares jurisprudence, various judicial and legislative trends, especially in the UAE legal system
3. Undertake in-depth scientific research in a field of the Private Law utilizing curriculum-based legal research methods and drawing from scientific sources
4. Presents legal arguments in a sound and proper manner
5. Performs tasks assigned to him/her in a professional and ethical manner

World Trade Agreements (E) (PRVT607)

This course examines the multilateral and regional legal regimes governing importation and exportation of goods across national borders. Key topics include the history and institutions of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and World Trade Organization (WTO), accession to the WTO, dispute settlement under WTO rules, transparency and participation in the GATT-WTO system, regulation of import duties and non-tariff barriers, rules on customs classification and valuation.

Credit Hours : 3

E-Commerce ( E ) (PRVT608)

The course includes an introduction to the legal concept of e-commerce, its importance, its spread, problems of evidence, special nature of contracting through internet, protection of the internet consumer.

Credit Hours : 3

Advanced St.In Prvt.Int. Law (PRVT609)

This course includes studying the applicability of foreign laws before national courts. It provides solutions for conflict of laws in various contexts, such as personal status matters and civil transactions. This study is based on the UAE legal system with respect to the recognition of the foreign awards and compared with the related Islamic rules.

Credit Hours : 3

Advanced Studies in Civil Procedure (PRVT611)

The course includes a thorough study of a selected subject from among the subjects of the Civil Procedures Law, such as joining a third party before the court of first instance, appeal and cassation. The method of study is an analytical one where the student explore the subject through comparing between the implemented rules and the Sharia (Islamic Law).

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT600 with a minimum grade C
• PRVT601 with a minimum grade C

Advanced Studies in Insurance (PRVT612)

This course covers one of the advanced topics in insurance contracts, such as insured damages, conditions of compensation in obligatory insurance or potential right in insurance contract.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT600 with a minimum grade C

Advanced Studies in Intellectual Property (PRVT613)

The course includes following subjects: Patents, Trade marks, Copyright, Industrial Property, Commercial Property, the impact of GATT & TRIPS Agreements and the Islamic position towards them.

Credit Hours : 3

Prerequisites

• PRVT600 with a minimum grade C

Civil Law (PRVT707)

This course offers an in-depth study into one of the topics relating to civil law. It concentrates on the legal issues and problems from a practical and comparative perspective, and evaluates the legal recognition of the current civil contracts by addressing the main areas of strength or weakness in this regard and determining what the law ought to be in order to strike a balance between the different interests of the parties involved. Topics to be covered include: Duty to achieve a specific result; Duty of best efforts; personal guarantees and insurances in kind;. the liability arising from personal acts, the liability arising from the acts of others, Professional responsibility, compensation for moral damage, Joint ownership, insurance again liability, and so forth.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Compare legislative and judiciary trends in the field of Civil law .
2. Write an original research in the field of civil law.
3. Express commitment to the relevant ethical and professional rules in the field of Private law.
4. Lead a team effectively to provide solutions for civil cases.

Commercial law (PRVT708)

This course discuss one of the topics relating to Commercial Law according to its importance. It offers an in-depth study into one of the topics relating to commercial law. It concentrates on the legal issues and problems from a practical and comparative perspective, and evaluates the legal recognition of the current commercial contracts by addressing the main areas of strength or weakness in this regard and determining what the law ought to be in order to strike a balance between the different interests of the parties involved. Topics to be covered include: the theory of the merchant, the commercial activities, the banking operations, commercial competition, electronic commerce, and so forth.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Compare legal provisions and judicial trends in selected areas of Commercial Law.
2. Criticize the main provisions of commercial law in different jurisdictions.
3. Communicate basic arguments and concepts concerning commercial law issues.
4. Develop innovative solutions for contemporary issues of commercial transactions.

Civil Procedures Law - E (PRVT711)

This course shall examine deeply the process for advancing claims in the civil law context. It is essentially a course that will provide students with the framework for commencing a proceeding the civil court and/or responding to a claim that has been advanced. It will focus on examining the Rules of Civil Procedure, which will be augmented with a discussion of case law and how the rules have been interpreted.This course is based on writing researches and discussing issues relating to the rules governing the litigation process according to the UAE and Comparative laws. Topics in this course may include: judicial jurisdiction, parties to civil litigation, the theory of dispute, Judgment and the elements of reasoning, the defenses theory, the theory of appeal, and the effects of judicial decisions.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Compare legislative and judiciary trends in the field of Civil Procedure.
2. Write an original research to reach the correct (or best) legal answers to hypothetical problems of civil litigation.
3. Expresses his commitment to the ethical and professional rules in the field of Civil Procedure.
4. Lead a team effectively to provide innovative solutions for problems of civil litigation.

Companies Law and Investment Legislation - E (PRVT712)

This course deals with the main provisions governing commercial companies in UAE, with special emphasis on the current areas of strength or weakness relating to the legal framework for doing business in UAE. Furthermore, this course sheds light on the legal recognition of free zones in the State and the role of the relevant institutions in attracting investments. By encouraging students to conduct presentations; discuss recent issues relating to companies and investment in the State, produce written work and collaborate with peers on set tasks or projects, this course will develop the ability of PhD students to delineate and evaluate issues, think analytically, select relevant materials and produce reasoned arguments encompassing policy, existing practice and knowledge.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Criticize the main provisions of Company law in different jurisdictions.
2. Communicate the key concepts of Investment Legislation effectively and accurately.
3. Develop innovative solutions for contemporary issues issues of Company law.
4. Lead a team effectively to address some legal challenges in the Investment Environment.

Real-Estate Legislation- E (PRVT716)

This course explores the legal regulation of real-estate transactions in the UAE by requiring students to present their own arguments, provide comments on the main judicial decisions, examine specific real estate contracts, and then present a written work on current real estate problems. This course also compares the local real-estate legislation followed in the United Arab Emirates with other legislation in some countries, and determines what the law ought to be in order to create a suitable and transparent investment climate that protects the rights of all involved parties. By doing so, this course provides a comparative perspective on real estate legal issues, and enhances the students’ ability of analyzing and reasoning using statutes, court rules and judicial opinions.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Compare the local real-estate legislation followed in the United Arab Emirates with other legislation in some countries.
2. Write Research Paper on Real-Estate Legislation.
3. Develop innovative solutions for contemporary issues of Real-Estate sector.
4. Expresses his commitment to ethical and professional rules.

Private International Law- E (PRVT717)

This course deals deeply with selected topics of Private International Law such as: the international jurisdiction of the courts, the applicable law to the disputes that contain a foreign element, the enforcement of foreign judgments, conflict of laws, and the disputes of nationality. Furthermore, this course focuses on the practical matters and integrates comparative and international perspectives on most issues. It also provides students with the required skills to construct research questions, and develop argumentation relating to the problems associated with the application of private international law rules with regard to jurisdiction, recognition of foreign judgments, and other topics of discussion.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Criticize the relevant legislative provisions and regulatory practice relating to the UAE and comparative legal systems
2. Develop innovative solutions for contemporary legal issues in the field of Private International Law.
3. Undertake research in specific areas of Private International Law according to legal research methodologies and techniques.
4. Communicate the key concepts in the field of Private International Law using appropriate language

Securities and their Governing Legislation - E (PRVT718)

This course deeply examines the legal and regulatory framework applicable to the Securities markets in UAE. Students in this course will be encouraged to evaluate, research, and analyze the various aspects of securities regulation studied. Students will also be required to provide comments on the current practices and judicial decisions in this regard. Topics include: the main types of securities and the conditions and legal requirements for their issuance and trading; the rules of speculation in the financial markets, the liability of brokers and the mechanisms of investor protection; insider trading and stock market manipulation. Emphasis is also placed on the role of the Securities and Commodities Authority in controling the financial market.

Credit Hours : 3

Course Learning Outcomes

1. Compare the local securities legislation and the judicial trends followed in the United Arab Emirates with other legislation and judicial trends in some countries.
2. Write a scientific research in specific areas of Securities Law according to the Legal Research Methodology.
3. Communicate the key concepts in the field of Securities Law using appropriate language.
4. Expresses his commitment to scientific research ethics.