"The ideal of private law, as of law in general, is justice—that is, the realization of a social order that best serves the universal goal of society and, thereby, of human existence."
(Károly Szladits)

Dear Visitor,

Welcome to the website of the Department of Civil Law and Civil Procedure at the Deák Ferenc Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, Széchenyi István University.

On this site, you will find comprehensive information about the Department’s activities, its academic staff, the subjects taught by the Department, as well as continuously updated news and announcements.

Supplementary materials related to specific courses are primarily available—following login—on the University’s Szelearning platform.

By clicking on the "Contact" section, you will find the contact details of our departmental administrator. Should you encounter difficulties reaching any of our colleagues directly, please do not hesitate to contact her.

On behalf of my colleagues, I wish you a pleasant and informative browsing experience.

Dr. Barna Arnold Keserű, PhD
Head of Department
Associate Professor

Back to the previous page

Menü1

"The ideal of private law, as of law in general, is justice—that is, the realization of a social order that best serves the universal goal of society and, thereby, of human existence."
(Károly Szladits)

Quicklinks

Menü1

"The ideal of private law, as of law in general, is justice—that is, the realization of a social order that best serves the universal goal of society and, thereby, of human existence."(Károly Szladits)

Quicklinks

"The ideal of private law, as of law in general, is justice—that is, the realization of a social order that best serves the universal goal of society and, thereby, of human existence."
(Károly Szladits)