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They have met in the UCAM, where Armando Torrent, emeritus professor of Roman Law and benchmark in the field, has lectured on European jurisprudence, basis in order to analyze the need for Roman law serve as a common point to a problem between members different EU countries
Such meetings, which can establish and consolidate the bonds of scientific collaboration between educational institutions, gathered yesterday at the Campus of the Catholic University of Murcia about twenty teachers from the field of law from the universities of Granada, Alicante , Barcelona, ​​Murcia, Miguel Hernandez and the Rey Juan Carlos.
Armando Torrent, emeritus professor of Roman Law at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and reference on the subject, gave a lecture in which analyzed European case law, especially concerning the first century BC.
Following this, participants discussed the need for the Roman law as the basis for unifying the European private law, "and therefore its importance in the curriculum," said Adolfo Antonio Diaz-Bautista, who explained that each country EU sits on a civil right, therefore, it is important to unify to face with a problem between citizens and companies from different countries of the European Union may have a common point.
The importance of Roman law is that it is the common element of continental Europe and Latin America, "and in which our current law is based," Adolfo ratified.
This activity is part of the events organized by the Degree in Law at the Catholic University of Murcia facing the training of students and teachers;
"We understand that it is important to understand the current law, look back and know the cultural, historical, philosophical origins of our legal tradition," said the Dean of the title, who also highlighted the importance of initiatives how are you.
Source: UCAM
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