1) To be able to translate the expressions and juridical tems in Kinyarwanda and English or vice versa;
2) To be able to understand the custom Rwandan law;
3) To be able to distinguish the different parties of the judgment;
4) To be able to translate and comment a judgment in Kinyarwanda.
- Lecturer: UWIMANA NDIYAYE Innocent
This course provides an introduction to the main concepts and principles of public international (PIL) with specific emphasis on their practical impact on the conduct of international affairs. It is structured into three parts. The first part focuses on the foundations of PIL (subjects, sources, principles and relations between international and domestic law). The second part deals with three major areas of PIL, namely the law of treaties, the law of State responsibility and the peaceful settlement of international disputes. The third part will be devoted to some specialized areas of PIL, such as international environmental law, human rights law, and the law governing economic development. The course is primarily intended for students enrolled in the LLB and IR (international relations) programmes, but it is also open to other students specializing in disciplines other than international law.
- Lecturer: UWIMANA NDIYAYE Innocent
The aim of the course is to provide students with an introduction to the general principles of insurance law. It will include an overview of the legislation that relates to insurance, and the legislation that regulates the insurance corporation. There will also be a consideration of the fundamental principles in insurance law such as the duty of utmost good faith, the duty of disclosure, double insurance, contribution, subrogation and reinsurance.
- Lecturer: UWIMANA NDIYAYE Innocent
- Lecturer: UWIMANA NDIYAYE Innocent
- Lecturer: KUBWAYO Rhodam
- Lecturer: UWIMANA NDIYAYE Innocent
- Lecturer: KUBWAYO Rhodam
- Lecturer: Yves MUHIRE