There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

The aim of the Module is to introduce the key concepts in international private law applicable in Scotland, with reference to CJEU and English case law in a post Brexit UK. This Module considers key concepts and key aspects of international private law applicable in Scotland. It is a Module required for entrance to the Faculty of Advocates. For more information please visit: http://www.advocates.org.uk/

Upon completion of this module you will be able to
LO1: Explain the concept and apply the content of the main areas of Scots international private law.
Analyse different approaches taken by various international conventions and foreign jurisdictions to the use of certain connecting factors in the key areas of jurisdiction, choice of law and recognition and enforcement of judgements.
Critically evaluate the key substantive legal subjects of Scots international private law.
LO2: Conduct independent research that applies and integrates an understanding of Scots international private law principles and the substantive law, and to communicate complex ideas orally and in writing.
LO3: Apply legal knowledge to questions of Scots international private law;
Demonstrate awareness of current issues relating to the module;
Demonstrate skills to analyse current developments in Scots international private law;
Demonstrate skills of researching current law within time constraints.
LO4: Research and writing within time constraints
LO5: Use relevant databases for legal research
Communicate effectively in oral and written form on relevant legal issues.