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LAND LAW

ОК 12.

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2025/2026

2 Semester

3

GC01. Ability for abstract thinking, analysis, and synthesis. GC02. Ability to apply knowledge in practical situations. GC04. Ability to communicate in the state language, both orally and in writing. GC09. Ability for interpersonal interaction, appreciation and respect for diversity and multiculturalism. GC11. Awareness of equal opportunities and gender issues. GC12. Ability to exercise one’s rights and responsibilities as a member of society; to defend Ukraine; and to understand the values ​​of a civil (free democratic) society, the rule of law, and the human and civil rights and freedoms in Ukraine. PC 3. Ability to apply regulatory and legal acts, regulatory and technical documents, and reference materials in professional activities.

Full-time form

1. Know: the fundamental provisions of the Constitution of Ukraine, the Civil Code of Ukraine, the Criminal Code, and other laws and subordinate regulatory acts applicable to the regulation of land-related legal relations; the system and structure of state authorities and local self-government bodies; and the general principles of legal liability for violations of legislation. 2. Be able to: work with the body of legal sources using information retrieval systems; correctly interpret and apply the provisions of regulatory legal acts; substantiate one’s position by citing the relevant legal framework and draw conclusions; and independently resolve practical issues in the field of land management and cadastre. 3. Possess skills in: interpreting legal norms; developing land management projects and land use schemes; reading topographic maps; working with geodetic databases; and using the public cadastral map and accessing the State Land Cadastre.

The study of this discipline, based on the principles of systems analysis, covers land as an object of legal regulation; land law as both a branch of law and a field of study; the sources of land law; land rights and obligations, along with the guarantees for their exercise; management and state regulation in this sphere; the legal protection of land; legal liability for land-related offenses; and the legal regimes applicable to various categories of land.

1. Zemelne pravo Ukrainy: Pidruchnyk. – Za red. Nosika V.V. – K.: VPTs «Kyivskyi universytet». – 2008. – 511 s. 2. Miroshnychenko A. M. Zemelne pravo Ukrainy: Pidruchnyk. – 3-tie vydannia, dopov. i pererob. – K.: Alerta, 2013. – 512 s. 3. Miroshnychenko A. M. Zemelne pravo Ukrainy: Navchalnyi posibnyk. – K.: Instytut zakonodavstva Verkhovnoi Rady Ukrainy, 2007. – 432 s 4. Miroshnychenko A.M., Marusenko R.I. Naukovo-praktychnyi komentar Zemelnoho kodeksu Ukrainy. – K.: Pravova yednist, 2009. - 496 s. 5. Zemelne pravo Ukrainy: navch. posib. / I. I. Karakash, V. D. Sydor, T. Ye. Kharytonova ta in.; za red. I. I. Karakasha i T. Ye. Kharytonovoi. Vyd. 2-he, pererob. i dopov. Odesa: Yuryd. lit., 2017. 588 s.

Lectures, seminars

Forms of student assessment: the level of achievement of all planned learning outcomes is determined by the results of seminar, independent, modular control works and azalik. The minimum score that a student must receive according to the relevant forms of assessment is 36 points. The maximum score that a student can receive per semester is 60 points. The provided forms of semester assessment cannot exceed 60 points in total. The maximum final score for this discipline can be 100 points. The final score for the academic discipline is formed by adding the number of points received during the semester and the number of points received according to the final form of control (credit) and this sum of points cannot be less than 60 points.

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