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UNIVERSITY OF HAXHI ZEKA
Law Faculty
Syllabus
COURSE SYLLABUS
Basic data course syllabus
Academic unit: Law
Course title: Bankd and Banking Rights
Level: Bachelor
The status of the course: By selection
Year of study: III
Number of hours per
week:
2+0
ECTS Credits: 5
Time / location: Peja
The teacher of the course: Prof. Asoc.Dr. Gani Asllani
Contact details: Gani.asllani@unhz.eu
Course Description: Its scope extends to the study of the entirety of material norms
in the field of economic developments and specifically
banking ones.
Aims of the course: The aim and objective of this course is to give students basic
knowledge on the study and understanding of jurisprudence
and legal theories by preparing students for more complex
theoretical analyzes. At the same time the course aims to build
theoretical and legal infrastructure for the other disciplines of
the program. Provide knowledge on the bank-client
relationship from the point of view of commercial law in
banks. In particular, knowledge will be given on the types of
bank accounts and the legal notion of the order. Legal analysis
of bank account and order accounts. It is intended to be made
from a comparative point of view, given the legislation and
the doctrinal standpoint, as in other countries belonging to
continental and Anglo-Saxon law. Treatment of credit as a
banking activity will be treated both from the point of view of
national rules and practices and international financing
techniques, including forms and means of liability insurance.
The aim is also to give insight into the standardized banking
techniques and actions that serve international trade.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the course the student will gain knowledge of the
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bank-client relationship from the point of view of commercial
law in banks. The student will be familiar with the types of
bank accounts and the legal notion of the order. The student
will be acquainted with the entirety of the material norms in
the field of economic development and specifically banking
ones.
Loads of the student for the course
Activity Hour Day / week Total
Lectures 2 15 30
Theoretical exercises /
laboratory
- - -
Internship - - -
Contacts with teacher
/ consultations
2 10 20
Tests, seminars 1 10 10
Homework 1 10 10
Self-learning time of
the student (at the
library or at home)
3 10 30
Final preparation for
the exam
1 20 20
Time spent on
evaluation (tests, quiz,
final exam)
1 10 10
Projects, presentations,
etc.
1 10 10
Total 150
Teaching
Methodology:
Teaching will be organized through lecturers' lectures
(introductory), through interactive debates and conversations, to
comment on the literature in the field. During the lecture,
contemporary technical means will be used for demonstration;
each lecture will be delivered to the students in writing at the
beginning of the lesson. Possibly, depending on the technical and
organizational possibilities, practical work will be organized in
the Kosovo institutions. Inspectorates.
Evaluation methods: Test I 0-30%
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Test II 0-25%
Other commitments 10%
Regular attendance 5%
Final exam 0- 30%
Literature:
Basic literature: Misha, E. (2009) Banking Law: For Legal Sciences. 3rd edition.
Tirana
McBain, banking law, handbook, London, 1995.
Chorly & Smart, Leading cases in the low of banking, London,
1990.
Additional literature:
Law on Central Banks of the Republic of Kosovo, 03 / L-209,
2010.
Law on Banks, Non-Bank Financial Institutions and Non-Bank
Financial Institutions, 03 / L-093, 201
Law on Self-Determination of Self-Accountability, 04 / L-018,
2011
Cani, Sh., Misha, E., Ramaj, M., Toma, A., Gorishti, R.,
Kamberi, M. (2003) Comment on Law No. 8365, dated
02.07.1998 "On Banks in R. Sh. "Tirana: Bank of Albania
Cani, Sh., Misha, E., Ramaj, M., Toma, A., Gorishti, R.,
Kamberi, M. (2003) Comment of law no. 8269, dt. 23.12.1997
"On the Bank of Albania" and the amendments made to it. Tirana:
Bank of Albania
Designed learning plan:
Week The lecture that will develop
First week: Definition and sources of banking law
Second week: Principles of banking law
Third week: The relationship between banking law and other branches of law
Fourth week: Banks Active Banking Activities Passive Bank Activities
Fifth week: Legislation on the organization and functioning of the banking
system. Bank-Client Relationships
Sixth week: Types of bank accounts and orders
Seventh week: TEST I