Marie-Leonne Booij

Marie-Leonne Booij serves as a Lecturer at Utrecht University's Molengraaff Institute for Private Law within the Department of Law, Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance. Her role centers on teaching and research in private law, contributing to the institute's mission as a leading Dutch research hub for civil legal frameworks.

Her scholarly focus spans core private law domains including civil law, property law, contract law, and torts, with emphasis on Dutch legal applications. These research areas align with the Molengraaff Institute's dedication to advancing jurisprudence through comparative analysis and legislative impact studies across European private law systems.

The Molengraaff Institute for Private Law operates as an integrated research entity where Booij collaborates with legal scholars on foundational studies, policy consultations, and academic publications. This environment fosters interdisciplinary approaches to modern challenges in liability regimes, property rights, and contractual obligations within evolving societal contexts.