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Thalia Kruger

ERA Conference on Recent Developments in Private International Law and Business Law

by Thalia Kruger on August 3, 2008

PIL at law teachers’ conference in Pretoria

by Thalia Kruger on January 31, 2008

Arresting a person for civil jurisdiction found unconstitutional by Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa

by Thalia Kruger on November 27, 2007

Christian Schulze, ‘The 2005 Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements’, (2007) 19 SA Merc LJ 140-150

by Thalia Kruger on October 2, 2007

Revocation of Wills in South African Private International Law

by Thalia Kruger on September 10, 2007

South African Conflict of Law Rule for Validity of Marriage: Law of the Place of Conclusion of Marriage

by Thalia Kruger on August 14, 2007

Entry into Force of Parts of the Children’s Act in South Africa

by Thalia Kruger on August 14, 2007

Fraude à la loi

by Thalia Kruger on May 16, 2007

Legalisation attachments in Belgium

by Thalia Kruger on May 16, 2007

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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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