The students know which legal norms are to be applied to specific situations and can determine whether a certain situation meets all the elements of a norm (subsumption). They are therefore able to examine (simple) legal claims (e.g. the owner's claim for return, the seller's claim for the purchase price). The students know under which conditions contracts can be effectively concluded or subsequently dissolved. The students know the requirements necessary for the establishment of partnerships and companies.

• LO7: Students have mastered the ability to subsume, i.e. they can determine whether a situation meets all the elements of a norm.
• LO8: Students can determine whether a contract has been effectively concluded and whether it can be subsequently revoked.
• LO9: Students can examine (simple) legal claims in civil and corporate law.
• LO10: Students can resolve cases in breach of contract and tort law.
• LO11: Students can apply the provisions of the Austrian Commercial Code (UGB) to the transfer of companies.
• LO12: Students can reproduce and explain the steps involved in establishing partnerships and corporations.
• LO13: Students can name the main differences between the different types of company.

• LO1: Students have a basic understanding of private law relevant to business matters.
• LO2: They have knowledge of the enforcement of subjective rights related to companies.
• LO3: They have an overview of important areas of civil and corporate law.
• LO4: They have basic knowledge of breach of contract and tort law.
• LO5: They know the key differences between the different types of companies and how partnerships and corporations are founded.
• LO6: Students know what to look out for when transferring a company.