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Announcements — Chair of Civil Law
Current information for students and doctoral candidates concerning examinations, office hours and class organisation at the Chair of Civil Law.
- 01Exam papers from Civil Law: General Part and Property Law (main session, 15 June 2026) for persons whose grade was not entered in USOS by the deadline specified in the previous announcement will be available for review during office hours of Dr Rafał Morka on Wednesday 8 July 2026 at 8:45, room 427, Collegium Iuridicum I. No application is required to exercise the right to review an exam paper — simply attend the relevant office hours.
- 02Exam papers from Civil Law: Obligations (main session, 25 June 2026) will be available for review during office hours according to the rules below. No application is required — simply attend the relevant office hours. Students with surnames beginning with: A – Ł – office hours of Dr Wojciech Rożdżeński on 9 July 2026 at 10:00, room 427 (Collegium Iuridicum I); M – Ż – office hours of Dr Piotr Ratusznik on 10 July 2026 at 17:00, room 405 (Collegium Iuridicum I).
- 03Exam papers from Civil Law: General Part and Property Law (main session, 15 June 2026) will be available for review during office hours according to the rules below. No application is required — simply attend the relevant office hours. Students with surnames beginning with: A – Ł – office hours of Dr Wojciech Rożdżeński on 1 July 2026 at 10:00, room 427, Collegium Iuridicum I; M – Ż – office hours of Dr Nikodem Rycko on 2 July 2026 at 16:00, room 404, Collegium Iuridicum I.
- 04Taking the zero-session exams in Civil Law: General Part and Property Law and in Obligations requires prior completion of the exercises recorded in USOS. Completion of exercises is not, however, required to take the Family and Succession Law exam.
- 05Rules of the written exam in Civil Law: General Part and Property Law from the 2025/26 academic year: single-choice test, four answers per question — one correct, 36 questions, followed by 4 case studies with written answers, total exam time — 72 minutes.
- 06Rules of the written exam in Civil Law: Obligations: single-choice test, four answers per question — one correct, 36 questions, followed by 4 case studies with written answers, total exam time — 72 minutes.
- 07Rules of the written exam in Family and Succession Law: single-choice test, four answers per question — one correct, 36 questions, followed by 4 case studies with written answers, total exam time — 72 minutes.
- 08Scoring: Each correct test answer gives 1 point. For each case study, 0 to 6 points may be awarded. Inconsistent answers reduce the score down to 0. Commission exams will be oral.
- 09In response to numerous questions, please be advised that civil-law exams in group 100 in the 2025/26 academic year may be taken during pre-session "sessions" and during the winter, summer and resit sessions. Oral exams are therefore permitted in the following periods: Family and Succession Law: 12.1–8.2, 20.2–1.3 Civil Law: General Part and Property Law, and Civil Law: Obligations: 23.5–28.6, 31.8–13.9. Exams taken outside these periods will not be valid, regardless of the result.
- 10Examiners in Civil Law — Succession and Family Law strongly encourage students to consider enrolling in this course no earlier than the fourth year of studies, after passing the exam in Obligations. Knowledge of the law of obligations is highly desirable as the substantive foundation for the material covered in the Succession and Family Law course.
- 11Please send editable master's thesis topic forms by email to the secretariat: pc@wpia.uw.edu.pl