Component code / course code: MBW-BI-05.1
Semester: winter / summer
ECTS credits: 5
Lecture hours per week (SWS): 4
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Dr. Geiger
Course Language: English
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of civil and public law, such as that imparted in a bachelor’s degree in economics, is required. Knowledge of property purchase law, tenancy law and real estate law is particularly desirable. At the beginning of the semester, students with a first degree in technical subjects are offered assistance in familiarizing themselves with the methodology of legal case processing, and appropriate introductory literature is provided.
Qualification objectives:
In the part “Contracts in the real estate industry”, students are given an overview of the most important legal and tax problem areas in the real estate industry along the life cycle of a property using original contracts and cases from practice. In addition to imparting and deepening knowledge, the focus is on sharpening awareness of the problem with regard to legal issues and learning the methodology of legal case processing. In the part “Contracts in the construction
industry”, contract types currently in use in the construction industry are presented using original and model contracts and their respective peculiarities and problem areas dealt with. In addition to an insight into the relevant types of contracts, important legal and practical problems in the construction industry are presented. The various contract variants for the construction of a property and their creation, e.g. in the tendering process, are explored and discussed with the students from a legal and economic point of view.
Course contents:
Contracts in the real estate industry:
Contracts in the construction industry:
Teaching format (e.g. online/in person lecture/Seminar/Lab etc.): Lecture, case examples (also in group work), exercises based on practical cases, guest
lectures by external practitioners, self-study, excursion to visit a project
Examination type: Written Exam, 90 Min