Exam Questions for MA Program in Law according to Specialties

Exam Questions for MA Program in Law according to Specialties

Private Law

1. Entrepreneur-Legal Entities – their characteristic and differentiating features;
2. Non-material property rights;
3. Private  property rights;
4. Goods;
5. Ownership;
6. Neighborhood law;
7. Principles of agreement freedom;
8. Relationship according to legal duties;
9. Retail deals.

Civil Procedure

1. Principle of disposition and competition in civil lawsuit;
2. Acceptance of appeal;
3. Foundations for annulling decree.

Literature for Private law and Civil Procedure:

1. Besarion Zoidze, Georgian Property Law, 2003;
2. Lado Chanturia, Tevdore Ninidze, Entrepreneurs Law Comment, 2002;
3. Lado Chanturia, General Part of Civil Law, 2011;
4. Georgian Civil Code Commentary, Book IV, Volume II, 2001.

Codes:

1. Civil Code of Georgia;
2. Civil Procedure Code of Georgia;
3. “Entrepreneurs” Law of Georgia.

Public Law

(Administrative and Constitutional Law)

Administrative Law

1. Principles of Administrative Law;
2. Essence of legal trust in administrative law;
3. Concept and types of administrative-legislative acts;
4. Legal forms of administrative body;
5. Concept and types of administrative proceeding;
6. Peculiarities of simple administrative proceeding;
7. Peculiarities of formal administrative proceeding;
8. Peculiarities of public administrative proceeding;
9. Execution of administrative-legislative act;
10. Administrative proceeding in relation to administrative complaint.

Administrative Procedure

1. Principles of administrative procedure;
2. Essence of jurisdiction in administrative procedure;
3. Types of action in administrative procedure;
4. Foundations of acceptance and substantiation in administrative procedure;
5. Preventive measures for protecting rights in administrative procedure.

Literature for Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure:

1. Constitution of Georgia;
2. General Administrative Code of Georgia;
3. Administrative Procedure Code of Georgia, 23 July, 1999;
4. Georgian Law about “Normative Acts” 1996;
5. Paata Turava, Natia Tskepladze “Course book in Administrative Law”, Tbilisi, 2010;
6. Course book in General Administrative Law. Collective of authors/Tbilisi, 2005;
7. Z. Adeishvili, S. Vinteri, D. Kitoshvili. Comments of Administrative procedure of Georgia, Tbilisi, 2002;
8. Course book in Administrative Procedure. Collective of authors: M. Kopaleishvili, N. Skhirtladze, E. Kardava, P. Turava, Tbilisi, 2008;
9. Comments of Administrative Procedure of Georgia, Collective of authors: M. Vachadze, I. Todria, P. Turava, N. Tskepladze, Tbilisi, 2005.

Constitutional Law

1. Models of Republic Governance and Their Differentiating Features;
2. Mutual Control and Balance Mechanisms for Legislative and Executive Authorities;
3. Constitutional Status of Georgian Parliament;
4. The Role of Constitutional Court in Dividing Power;
5.  Model for Governing Georgia, Constitutional Reform of 2010;
6. Describe Territorial System of Georgia;
7. Local Self-Governance Reform in Georgia;
8. Describe Main Rights of Equality Defined by Georgian Constitution.

Literature in Constitutional Law:

1. Gonashvili Vasil, Demetrashvili Avtandil, Kverenchkhiladze Giorgi, Zhvania Vakhtang, Constitution of Georgia and Constitutional Reform of 2010, Edition 1, Tbilisi, Regional Centre for Constitutional Research and Support, 2010;

http://www.constcentre.gov.ge/failebi/2010_clis_reforma_11577.pdf

2. Demetrashvili Avtandil, Kobakhidze Irakli, Constitutional Law, Tbilisi, “Innovation”, 2010;
3. Gegenava Demetre, Kantaria Beka, Tsanava Lana, Tevzadze Tengo, Macharadze Zurab, Javakhishvili Paata, Erkvania Tinatin, Papashvili Tamar, Constitutional Law of Georgia, Davit Batonishvili  Law Institute Press, Tbilisi, 2014;
4. Constitution of Georgia of 24 August, 1995;
5. Georgian Law “Code of Local Self-Governance”.

Criminal Law

General and Private Part of Criminal Law

1. Code of criminal law;
2. Objective composition of action;
3. Subjective composition of action;
4. Incomplete crime;
5. Conditions excluding resistance;
6. Criminal complicity;
7. Exculpatory;
8. Crime against life;
9. Crime against property;
10. Crime against public security and regulation.

Criminal Procedure

1. Participants of Criminal Procedure;
2. Proof;
3. Investigative actions;
4. Criminal persecution and its types;
5. Bring an accused into court for the first time.

Literature for Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure

1. Criminal Procedure Code of Georgia, 1999 (with new amendments);
2. Criminal Procedure Code of Georgia. 2009 (with new amendments);
3. Criminal Law. Course-book. General part. Editors: G. Nachkebia, N. Todua, Tbilisi, 2016;
4. M. Turava, Criminal Law, Review of general part. Ninth edition, Tbilisi, 2013;
5. Private Part of Criminal Law. Book 1. Editor G. Mamulashvili, Tbilisi, 2014;
6. Criminal Procedure of Georgia. General and private parts. Editors: J. Gakhokidze, M. Mamniashvili, I. Gabisonia, Tbilisi, 2013, 2015;
7. G. Tumanishvili, Criminal Procedure – Review of General Part, Tbilisi, 2014;
8. T. Laliashvili, Criminal Procedure – General Part, Tbilisi, 2015.

Note: A student has exam in one of the specialties upon his/her choice.