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Comparative Systems Law
Comparative Systems Law
Dr. Liratni Fatma zohra
Email: zahra2008l@hotmail.com
the target audience:
Third year bachelor’s degree students, specialization: private law
Previous knowledge:
Introduction to Legal Sciences - History of Legal Systems
Objectives:
1- The study of comparative legal systems enables to identify the content of legal systems in the past, and follow up the various stages of their development until they reached the picture and form in which they currently exist, which would open the way for the formation of a forward-looking view on the future of these systems in light of the approach they follow during their development.
2- The study of comparative legal systems opens the way towards improving national law by benefiting from the experiences of comparative laws, which would consolidate the desired legislative reforms.
3- Comparative law helps to unify solutions and derive the most appropriate ones from them and thus meet the need for harmonization of law between different countries.
4- Harmonization of comparative legal systems is one of the factors for the development of international relations, through the development of rules by each country related to the jurisdiction of its courts and foreign courts when it comes to a dispute with a foreign element.
5- Comparing many laws Synthesis produces a new original law, which is an innovative function of comparative law and is a constructive function more important than its traditional functions.
6- Being able to identify comparative legal systems and compare them with the legal systems applied in Algeria and the extent of their coexistence.
Evaluation method:

Final exam + continuous assessment
Course topics:
The Latin Legal System: Sources and References

The Anglo-Saxon Legal System: Sources and References
The Germanic Legal System: Sources and References
REFERENCES
Firstly, in Arabic
1- Al-Sherif Wakwak, Lectures on Comparative Law, lectures given to third-year LLM students majoring in public law/private law for the scale of comparing legal systems, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Martyr Hama Lakhdar University, El Oued, 2018-2019.
2- Hamad bin Masoud, Lectures on the Comparison of Legal Systems presented to third-year students of the Bachelor of General Law, fifth semester, second group, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Zian Achour University, Djelfa, 2020-2021.
3- Hamid Chaouch, Comparative Legal Systems, lectures given to third-year LLM students majoring in public law, Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of May 8, 1945, Guelma, 2017-2018.
4- Abd al-Razzaq bin Kharouf, Introduction to Comparative Law, first edition, Dar al-Khaldouniya, Algeria, 2017.
5- Abdul Salam Al-Tirmanini, Comparative Law and Major Contemporary Legal Methods, second edition, Kuwait University, Kuwait.
6- Issam Najah, Comparative Law and Major Legal Systems, Dar Al-Ulum for Publishing and Distribution, 2011, Algeria.
7- Ali Bin Ghanem, Lectures on Comparative Law, lectures given to fourth year law students, Faculty of Law, University of Algiers, 2007-2008.
8- Fathi Majidi, Comparative Law, lectures given to fourth year students of legal and administrative sciences, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Department of Law, Zian Ashour University, Djelfa, 2011-2012.
9- Ibrahim Abu Al-Ghar, Legal Sociology and Social Control, Nahdet Al-Sharq Library, First Edition, Cairo.
Ibrahim El Wali, Lessons in Comparative Law, University Publications Office, Algeria
11- Samir Abdel Sayed Tanago, The General Theory of Law, Al-Ma'laf Facility, Alexandria.
12- Sufi Hassan Abu Talib, History of Legal and Social Systems, Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya, Cairo.
13- Ali Mohammed Jaafar, The Origin and Development of Laws - An Introduction to the Study of Ancient Laws, Roman Law, Islamic Law, University Foundation, Beirut, 2002.
14- Ali Ghaleb Al-Daoudi, Introduction to the Science of Law, Dar Wael, Amman, Jordan, 2004.
15- Omar Suleiman Al-Ashqar, Characteristics of Islamic Law, Al-Falah Library, Beirut.
16- Ghassan Rabah, Al-Wajeez in Roman Law and Islamic Law, Al-Halabi Human Rights Publications, Beirut, 2007.
17- Mahmoud Gamal El-Din Zaki, Lessons in the Introduction to Legal Studies, Second Edition, Amiri Press, Cairo.
18- Miraj Jadidi, Lectures on Comparative Law and Research Methods, Dar Houma, Algeria, 2004.
19- Noman Ahmad Al-Khatib, Mediator in Political Systems and Constitutional Law, Dar Al-Thaqafa for Publishing and Distribution, Amman, Jordan, 2004.
Secondly: In the foreign language
1- Alexandre Otetelisanu, The conceptions of Edouard Lambert on comparative law, Collection in honor of EOUARD LAMBERT, Recueil Sirey, Paris.
2- Léontin Jean-Constantinesco, Treatise on comparative law, volume 2, The comparative method, ed., L.G.D.J, Paris.
3- Michel Fromont, Major systems of foreign law, 4 editions, Dalloz, Paris, 2001.
4- Raymond Legeais, Grand Systems of Contemporary Law, ed Litec, Paris, 2004.
5- René David, Camille Jauffert-Spinosi, The major systems of contemporary law, 11 editions, Dalloz, Paris, 2002.

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