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Today, the ECJ delivered its judgment in case C-19/09 (Wood Floor Solutions): Art. 5 (1) (b) second indent Brussels I is applicable in the case where services are provided in several Member States. See also our previous posts on the AG opinion and the reference. (11/3/10)
Alexis Mourre has posted a response to Burkhard Hess’ Guest Editorial on whether Arbitration and European Procedural Law should be Coordinated or Separated at the Kluwer Arbitration Blog. (4/3/10)
The AG’s Opinion in C-19/09 Wood Floor Solutions is available, but not (yet) in English. See Veronika’s post on the original reference for the questions posed as to the interpretation of Art 5(1)(b) Brussels I where services are provided in multiple Member States. (15/1/10)
There are two new references for a preliminary ruling: One on the scope of application of Regulation (EC) 1347/2000 (C-312/09, Michalias) and one on Regulation (EC) No 1206/2001 (C-283/09, Werynski) (25/9/09)
On 24 September, the AG Opinion in case C-381/08 (Car Trim) on Art. 5 (1) (b) Brussels I has been published: Contracts for the delivery of goods to be produced or manufactured are to be classified as a sale of goods. See also our previous post on the reference. (24/9/09)
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