2024
Disputation: Thomas Rønning
Time and place: 12 September 2024, 11:00–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica, and via Zoom
Cand. jur. Thomas Rønning at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Condictio indebiti – A contribution to the legal principles for corrective justice, restitution and unjustified enrichment in Norwegian law
Before the disputation, Rønning held a trial lecture entitled: Framveksten av «unjust/unjustified enrichment/law of restitution» gjennom engelsk rettspraksis og teori, og overføringsverdien til norsk og vestnordisk rett - som et alternativ til tysk rett og DCFR.
2023
Disputation: Lukasz Bojarski
Time and place: 2 November 2023, 12:15–15:00, Gamle festsal, Domus Academica, and via Zoom
Master of Law Lukasz Bojarski at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Resistance against the Rule of Law Backsliding—Judges and Citizens—the case of Poland.
Before the disputation, Bojarski held a trial lecture entitled: How unique is the contemporary situation of the Polish judiciary in comparative political and legal terms?
Disputation: Luca Tosoni
Time and place: 28 March 2023, 11:15–15:00, Stallen, Professorboligen, and via Zoom
Master of Law Luca Tosoni at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: The Fundamental Right to Cybersecurity: Inception, Implications and Limits
Before the disputation, Tosoni held a trial lecture entitled: Cybersecurity as a fundamental right: what rights and obligations for non-State actors?
Disputation: Morten Smedal Nadheim
Time and place: 24 January 2023, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal, Domus Academica, and via Zoom
Master of Law Morten Smedal Nadheim at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Third-party conflicts related to intellectual property rights
Before the disputation, Nadheim held a trial lecture entitled: Virkninger av lisensavtaler til immaterialrettigheter mellom partene og overfor tredjeparter.
2022
Disputation: Peter Davis
Time and place: 2 December 2022, 11:30–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica, and via Zoom
LL.M. Peter Davis at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Encryption’s ‘Going Dark’ Debate: The Rule of Law confronts the Laws of Mathematics
Before the disputation, Davis held a trial lecture entitled: A critical analysis of the UK and the Norwegian approaches to address the 'Going Dark' issue in comparison with the EU, US and Australia.
Disputation: Trude Myklebust
Time and place: 1 February 2022, 11:30–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica, and via Zoom
Cand. jur., MSc Trude Myklebust at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Fair, orderly and sustainable financial markets? Exploring regulatory challenges arising in a complex, interconnected and evolving financial system amidst increased societal expectations
Before the disputation, Myklebust held a trial lecture entitled: The legitimacy of the European Systemic Risk Board in respect of its performance, roles and contributions to the financial regulatory system.
2021
Disputation: Anette Pernille Hemmingby
Time and place: 22 April 2021, 11:15–15:00, via Zoom
Cand. jur. Anette Pernille Hemmingby at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Unilateral Change of Economic Benefits in the Employment Relationship
Before the disputation, Hemmingby held a trial lecture entitled: Kontraktsomlegging i varige kontraktsforhold.
Disputation: Johannes Hygen Meyer
Time and place: 12 February 2021, 11:30–15:00, via Zoom
Master of Law Johannes Hygen Meyer at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: From cause to responsibility. An analysis of tort law’s causation requirement in historical, comparative and theoretical perspective
Before the disputation, Meyer held a trial lecture entitled: Erstatning ved tap av ferie- og fritidsopplevelser
2020
Disputation: Astrid Iversen
Time and place: 22 September 2020, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica, and via Zoom
Master of Law Astrid Iversen at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Intercreditor equity in sovereign debt restructuring
Before the disputation, Iversen held a trial lecture entitled: Sustainable Debt Restructuring: Possibilities and Challenges under International Law
Disputation: Hanna Ahlström
Time and place: 17 June 2020, 11:15–15:00, via Zoom
Master of Science Hanna Ahlström at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Achieving Sustainability in EU Business and Financial Market Law- A Systems Thinking Approach
Before the disputation, Ahlström held a trial lecture entitled: How might systems thinking impact on our development of law and ethics in the context of sustainable business?
Disputation: Samson Yoseph Esayas
Time and place: 20 April 2020, 11:15–14:00, via Zoom
LL.M. Samson Yoseph Esayas at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Data Privacy and Competition Law in the Age of Big Data. The Commercialisation of Personal Data and Its Implications for the Foundations and Policy Boundaries of Data Privacy and Competition Law
Before the disputation, Esayas held a trial lecture entitled: The Interface between Data Protection Rules and Competition Law
Disputation: Yuliya Chernykh
Time and place: 21 February 2020, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal
Master of Law Yuliya Chernykh at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Contract Interpretation in Investment Treaty Arbitration
Before the disputation, Chernykh held a trial lecture entitled: How should arbitration institutions and investment tribunals deal with problems associated with application of municipal law to contract interpretation?
Disputation: Sjur Swensen Ellingsæter
Time and place: 11 February 2020, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Master of Law Sjur Swensen Ellingsæter at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Creditor Priority and Financial Stability: A study of the emergence and rationales of the creditor hierarchy in EU and EEA bank insolvency law
Before the disputation, Ellingsæter held a trial lecture entitled: The European deposit insurance scheme and the future of national bank insolvency law
2019
Disputation: Basang Wangdui
Time and place: 5 December 2019, 11:15–12:00, Teologisk eksamenssal in Domus Academica
Basang Wangdui at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: The Supervisory Role of the Board in China: A Comparative Study of Legal Evolution, Transplantation and Influence from Germany and the United States.
Before the disputation, Wangdui held a trial lecture entitled: The concept of the purpose of the company and its impact on the corporate governance discussion
Disputation: Erlend Eriksen Gjein
Time and place: 29 November 2019, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Master of Law Erlend Eriksen Gjein at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Share Classes – the ability to regulate the shareholders' rights and obligations in share classes
Before the disputation, Gjein held a trial lecture entitled: Aksjeselskapers samfunnsansvar
Disputation: Linn Cecilie Anker-Sørensen
Time and place: 6 September 2019, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Master of Law Linn Cecilie Anker-Sørensen at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: The Multifaceted Corporate Group. Testing EU’s response to hidden control structures
Before the disputation, Anker-Sørensen held a trial lecture entitled: Legal aspects of the use of proxy advisors
Disputation: Kevin McGillivray
Time and place: 23 August 2019, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
LL.M. Kevin McGillivray at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Government Cloud Procurement: Contracts, Data Protection, and the Quest for Compliance
Before the disputation, McGillivray held a trial lecture entitled: The role of choice of forum and choice of law clauses in cloud contracts by businesses, consumers and governments
Disputation: Margrét Vala Kristjánsdóttir
Time and place: 16 August 2019, 11:00–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Margrét Vala Kristjánsdóttir defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Administrative Law and Service Contracts – Adding Colour to the Grey.
Before the disputation, Kristjánsdóttir held a trial lecture entitled: Legal homogeneity after 25 year EEA - status, challenges and solutions
Disputation: Katrine Kjærheim Fredwall
Time and place: 6 June 2019, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Cand. jur. Katrine Kjærheim Fredwall defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: An analyze of the Correction Mechanisms of Family Property law
Before the disputation, Fredwall held a trial lecture entitled: Lovfestet og ulovfestet representasjonsrett i ekteskap og samboerskap
Disputation: Johann Ruben Leiss
Time and place: 8 February 2019, 11:15–15:00, Professorboligen
Johann Ruben Leiss at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: COURTS AND SOURCES - On the Systemic Relevance of Article 38 ICJ Statute for ‘Global Adjudication’
Before the disputation, Leiss held a trial lecture entitled: The law is not a matter of existence only, but also a matter of interpretation. International law as understood by one country is not necessarily the same as that understood by another country. From this flows the principle of self-interpretation and self-appreciation, according to which “each State establishes for itself its legal situation vis-à-vis other States”’. P. Weil, ‘The Court Cannot Conclude Definitively … Non Liquet Revisited’ (1997) 109 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 109, 119. Is there in international law a principle of self-interpretation and self-appreciation?
Disputation: Gøril Bjerkan
Time and place: 22 January 2019, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Siv.øk. NHH, cand. oecon. and cand. jur. Gøril Bjerkan at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Det offentligrettslige erstatningsansvar - virkeområde og ansvarsnorm. Basert på en presisering av offentlig servicevirksomhet og myndighetsutøvelse
Before the disputation, Bjerkan held a trial lecture entitled: Det offentliges ansvar for selvstendige oppdragstakere
2018
Disputation: Andreas Van den Heuvel
Time and place: 7 November 2018, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Master of Law Andreas Van den Heuvel at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Minstelønn - forpliktelser, begrensninger og løsninger.
Before the disputation, Van den Heuvel held a trial lecture entitled: En kritisk fremstilling av EU-domstolens rettspraksis i Laval-kvartetten
Disputation: Marie Nesvik
Time and place: 18 September 2018, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Cand. jur. Marie Nesvik at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Beskyttelse av arbeidstakeren i internasjonal privatrett
Before the disputation, Nesvik held a trial lecture entitled: Omgåelse (fraude à la loi) i norsk internasjonal privatrett, særlig belyst gjennom anvendelse av bekvemmelighetsflagg i sjøfartsforhold
Disputation: Milos Novovic
Time and place: 31 May 2018, 11:15–15:00, Auditorium 4 in Urbygningen
Milos Novovic at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Licensing of User-Generated Content: How Online Platforms Exploit Users’ Copyrighted Works
Before the disputation, Novovic held a trial lecture entitled: GDPR - how will it affect the business models of Google and facebook?
Disputation: Caroline Bang Stordrange
Time and place: 12 April 2018, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Master of Law Caroline Bang Stordrange at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: The continuous disclosure obligation and private liability of issuers - An efficient solution?
Before the disputation, Stordrange held a trial lecture entitled: Opplysningsplikt i løpende kommersielle kontraktsforhold
Disputation: Alexander Næss Skjønberg
Time and place: 30 January 2018, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Master of Law Alexander Næss Skjønberg at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: The peace obligation
Before the disputation, Skjønberg held a trial lecture entitled: Den norske fredsplikten i internasjonal og komparativ belysning.
2017
Disputation: Giuseppe Bianco
Time and place: 1 December 2017, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Giuseppe Bianco at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Restructuring Sovereign Debt: Private Creditors and International Law
Before the disputation, Bianco held a trial lecture entitled: The development and consolidation of state immunity in international law
2016
Disputation: Kurt Weltzien
Time and place: 16 September 2016, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Cand. jur. Kurt Weltzien at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Boycott as a tool in industrial action
Before the disputation, Weltzien held a trial lecture entitled: Uttrykksfriheten i arbeidsretten. En komparasjon mellom Sverige og Norge
Disputation: Marte Eidsand Kjørven
Time and place: 26 August 2016, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Master of Law Marte Eidsand Kjørven at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: (Mis) selling of investment products to consumers – duties and responsibility
Before the disputation, Kjørven held a trial lecture entitled: Om gjenoppliving og betaling av foreldet fordring.
Disputation: Olga Mironenko Enerstvedt
Time and place: 24 June 2016, 11:15–15:00, Kjerka in Domus Media
Master of Law Olga Mironenko Enerstvedt at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Aviation security and protection of individuals: Technologies and legal principles
Before the disputation, Enerstvedt held a trial lecture entitled: How does the EU 2016 PNR directive conform with data protection principles and the Norwegian interest theory?
2015
Disputation: Irina Eidsvold Tøien
Time and place: 27 October 2015, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal, Urbygningen
Cand. jur. Irina Eidsvold Tøien at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Creative, Performing artists
Before the disputation, Tøien held a trial lecture entitled: Universitetslæreren som utøvende kunstner og opphavsmann.
Disputation: Melanie Hack
Time and place: 11 June 2015, 13:00–15:30, Teologisk eksamenssal in Domus Academica
Melanie Hack at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Taking age equality seriously: The example of mandatory retirement. A comparative legal analysis between Norway and Germany in light of Council Directive 2000/78/EC.
Before the disputation, Hack held a trial lecture entitled: Ageism beyond employment - the relevance of EU legislation (with reference to proposal COM (2008) 426)
Disputation: Marianne Jenum Hotvedt
Time and place: 9 June 2015, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Cand. jur. Marianne Jenum Hotvedt at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: The concept of the employer. An analysis of the foundation for employer obligations
Before the disputation, Hotvedt held a trial lecture entitled: Betydning av rettsutvikling for eksisterende tariffavtaler og tariffpartenes ansvar i den forbindelse.
Disputation: Katrine Broch Hauge
Time and place: 2 June 2015, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Urbygningen
Cand. jur. Katrine Broch Hauge defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Erstatningsnivået ved tvangsovertaking av fallrettar
Before the disputation, Hauge held a trial lecture entitled: Korleis styres ressursutnytting, arealbruk og miljøpåverknad ved etablering av tiltak for fornybar energi?
Disputation: Markus Jerkø
Time and place: 30 January 2015, 11:15–15:00, University Aula in Karl Johans gate 47
Cand. jur. Markus Jerkø at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Rettslig bevisvurdering – om dens rammer, redskaper og grensene for vår erkjennelse
Before the disputation, Jerkø held a trial lecture entitled: Alternative sannsynlighetsteorier i bevisteorien
2014
Disputation: Hedvig Bugge Reiersen
Time and place: 28 August 2014, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Hedvig Bugge Reiersen defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Aksjelovenes utdelingsbegrep
Before the disputation, Reiersen held a trial lecture entitled: Kravet om forsvarlig egenkapital og likviditet i aksjeselskaper – plikter og ansvar for styremedlemmene.
Disputation: Tore Fjørtoft
Time and place: 23 June 2014, 11:15–15:00, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Tore Fjørtoft defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Økonomiske medlemsrettar i samvirkeforetak
Before the disputation, Fjørtoft held a trial lecture entitled: Samvirkeforetak og fusjon med, og overtakelse av, forskjellige foretaksformer under EU-retten.
2013
Disputation: Gina Bråthen
Time and place: 7 November 2013, 11:15–15:00, Auditorium, National Gallery, Universitetsgata 13
Cand. jur. Gina Bråthen at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Kapitalforhøyelse i henhold til styrefullmakt
Before the disputation, Bråthen held a trial lecture entitled: Forholdet mellom det tradisjonelle kontraktsmedhjelperansvaret og kontrollansvarets regler om ansvar for ansatte, leverandører og andre medhjelpere
2012
Disputation: Birgitte Hagland
Time and place: 8 June 2012, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Birgitte Hagland at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Erstatningsbetingende medvirkning
Before the disputation, Hagland held a trial lecture entitled: Informasjonsansvar overfor tredjemann
Disputation: Janicke Wiggen
Time and place: 16 May 2012, 12:15, Auditorium 4 in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Janicke Wiggen at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Anskaffelsesdirektivet og samarbeid i offentlig sektor: Kontraktsbegrepets grenser
Before the disputation, Wiggen held a trial lecture entitled: Adgangen etter EØS-rettens regler om offentlige anskaffelser og statsstøtte til å revidere kontrakter mellom offentlige oppdragsgivere og deres leverandører som følge av en uventet utvikling
Disputation: Marianne Reusch
Time and place: 18 January 2012, 12:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Marianne Reusch at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Allemannsretten – friluftslivets rettsgrunnlag
Before the disputation, Reusch held a trial lecture entitled: Hvilken betydning har internasjonale regler for norsk rovviltforvaltning, og ville EUs regelverk gjøre noen forskjell?
2010
Disputation: Emily Weitzenboeck
Time and place: 5 November 2010, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
LL.M. Emily Weitzenboeck at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Between contract and partnership: Dynamic networks as collaborative contracts and more
Before the disputation, Weitzenboeck held a trial lecture entitled: The contract element in company law.
Disputation: Herbjørn Andresen
Time and place: 21 October 2010, 12:15, Teologisk eksamenssal in Domus Academica
Cand. polit. Herbjørn Andresen at the Department of Private Law/SERI defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Tilgang til og videreformidling av helseopplysninger. Regulering og kontroll på tvers av IT-systemer og organisatoriske grenser
Before the disputation, Andresen held a trial lecture entitled: Europarettens betydning ved behandling av opplysninger om enkeltmenneskers helse.
Disputation: Yue Liu
Time and place: 3 September 2010, 10:15, Auditorium 4 in Domus Academica
LL.M. Yue Liu at the Department of Private Law/SERI defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Bio-privacy: Legal Challenges for Privacy Regulations of Biometric Identification and Authentication
Before the disputation, Liu held a trial lecture entitled: Body-Scanning: The Privacy Issues and How to Regulate Them.
Disputation: Tobias Mahler
Time and place: 1 September 2010, 10:15, Teologisk eksamenssal in Domus Academica
LL.M. Tobias Mahler at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Legal Risk Management – Developing and Evaluating Elements of a Method for Proactive Legal Analyses, With a Particular Focus on Contracts
Before the disputation, Mahler held a trial lecture entitled: The Lawyer in 2020.
Disputation: Bjarte Thorson
Time and place: 20 August 2010, 10:15, Gamle festsal
Cand. jur. Bjarte Thorson at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Erstatningsrettslig vern for rene formuestap
Before the disputation, Thorson held a trial lecture entitled: Ansvarssystemet i Draft Common Frame of Reference (DCFR) book 6
Disputation: Maryke Silalahi Nuth
Time and place: 11 June 2010, 10:15, Auditorium 14 in Domus Bibliotheca
LL.M. Maryke Silalahi Nuth at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: E-commerce Contracting: The Effective Formation of Online Contracts
Before the disputation, Nuth held a trial lecture entitled: Software contracts: The interplay between the definition of the contract object and the agreed specifications, price and schedule.
Disputation: Anders Mikelsen
Time and place: 8 June 2010, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Anders Mikelsen at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Vilkårene for hindringsfritak i kjøpsforhold (kontrollansvaret)
Before the disputation, Mikelsen held a trial lecture entitled: Ordrebekreftelsens rettslige funksjon.
Disputation: Eirik Østerud
Time and place: 1 June 2010, 10:15, Gamle festsal
Cand. jur. Eirik Østerud at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Identifying Exclusionary Abuses Under Article 82 EC. The spectrum of tests
Before the disputation, Østerud held a trial lecture entitled: Judicial review of Commission competition decisions and Article 6 ECHR.
Disputation: Inger Berg Ørstavik
Time and place: 30 April 2010, 10:15, Auditorium 14 in Domus Bibliotheca
Cand. jur. Inger Berg Ørstavik at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Innovasjonsspiralen – patentrettslige, kontraktsrettslige og konkurranserettslige spørsmål ved forbedring av patenterte oppfinnelser
Before the disputation, Ørstavik held a trial lecture entitled: Konkurranserettens betydning ved tolkning og utfylling av avtaler.
Disputation: Thomas Olsen
Time and place: 26 March 2010, 11:15, Gamle festsal
Cand. jur. Thomas Olsen at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Personvernøkende identitetsforvaltning
Before the disputation, Olsen held a trial lecture entitled: Personvern – ord eller realitet ved håndhevelse av personvernretten. Norsk og internasjonal utvikling (f.eks ”breach notification")
2009
Disputation: Herman Bruserud
Time and place: 27 November 2009, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Herman Bruserud at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Hardshipklausuler
Before the disputation, Bruserud held a trial lecture entitled: Håndtering av forretningshemmeligheter i kontraktsforhold
Disputation: Thomas Rieber-Mohn
Time and place: 21 August 2009, 09:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Thomas Rieber-Mohn at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Digital privatkopiering – analyse av åndsverkloven § 12 i møte med tekniske beskyttelsessystemer og rettslige omgåelsesforbud
Before the disputation, Rieber-Mohn held a trial lecture entitled: Kan opphavsretten lære noe fra den tingsrettslige allemannsretten når det gjelder utforming og forståelse av de opphavsrettslige låneregler?
Disputation: Edward T. Canuel
Time and place: 5 May 2009, 10:15, Gamle festsal, Domus Academica
LL.M. Edward T. Canuel at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Analyzing Norwegian and U.S. Contractual Damages Clauses. A Comparative Approach
Before the disputation, Canuel held a trial lecture entitled: Exemption clauses in a comparative perspective
Disputation: Torunn Elise Kvisberg
Time and place: 30 January 2009, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Torunn Elise Kvisberg at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Internasjonale barnefordelingssaker. Internasjonal barnebortføring
Before the disputation, Kvisberg held a trial lecture entitled: Haagkonvensjonen (2000) om beskyttelse av voksne over grensene. Betraktninger rundt Norges eventuelle ratifisering av konvensjonen.
2008
Disputation: Harald Irgens-Jensen
Time and place: 7 November 2008, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Harald Irgens-Jensen at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Bedriftens hemmelighet – og rettighet? Bedrifters rettslige vern mot at andre utnytter deres bedriftshemmeligheter eller annen virksomhetsrelatert informasjon
Before the disputation, Irgens-Jensen held a trial lecture entitled: En framstilling og vurdering av adgangen til å få tilkjent kompensasjon for annet enn økonomisk tap som følge av kontraktbrudd
Disputation: Susan Schiavetta
Time and place: 24 October 2008, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
LL.M. Susan Schiavetta at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of PhD: Electronic Alternative Dispute Resolution – Increasing Access to Justice Via Procedural Protections
Before the disputation, Schiavetta held a trial lecture entitled: Data protection and passenger data transfer by airlines to home or third country governments
Disputation: John Asland
Time and place: 17 October 2008, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. John Asland at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of PhD: Uskifte
Before the disputation, Asland held a trial lecture entitled: Passivitet som bortfallsgrunn for forpliktelser og ervervsgrunn for rettigheter i familie- og arveretten
Disputation: Jens Petter Berg
Time and place: 11 June 2008, 09:15, Auditorium 14 in Domus Bibliotheca
Cand. jur. Jens Petter Berg at the Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law, Department of Private Law, defended his thesis for the degree of dr. juris. (doctor juris): Vitenskapsteoretiske og moralfilosofiske grunnproblemer i en postrettsrealistisk norsk rettsvitenskap
Before the disputation, Berg held a trial lecture entitled: Menneskerettigheter mellom universalisme og kulturrelativisme
Before the disputation, Berg held a trial lecture on a self-selected topic entitled: Vil det kunne oppstå behov for sivil ulydighet innenfor en rettsordning, dersom denne ikke anerkjenner urimelige rettsavgjørelser som «gjeldende rett»?
Disputation: Margrethe Buskerud Christoffersen
Time and place: 24 April 2008, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Margrethe Buskerud Christoffersen at the Department of Private Law defended her thesis for the degree of dr. juris. (doctor juris): Kjøp og salg av virksomhet – selgers risiko og ansvar for mangler
Before the disputation, Christoffersen held a trial lecture entitled: Begrepers betydning i formuerettslig teori og rettsanvendelse
Before the disputation, Christoffersen held a trial lecture on a self-selected topic entitled: Mangler og ugyldighet ved virksomhetsoverdragelser som reguleres av aksjelovene
Disputation: Trygve Bergsåker
Time and place: 4 April 2008, 10:15, Gamle festsal in Domus Academica
Cand. jur. Trygve Bergsåker at the Department of Private Law defended his thesis for the degree of dr. juris. (doctor juris): Eiendomsmegling – omsorgsplikt og god meglerskikk. Med et spesialstudium av salg ved budgivningskonkurranse
Before the disputation, Bergsåker held a trial lecture entitled: EF-domstolen som rettsutvikler i formueretten
Before the disputation, Bergsåker held a trial lecture on a self-selected topic entitled: Klientkonto