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Conference: Enlargement of the European Judicial Area to the CEFTA Countries

June 5, 2009/in /by Ivana Kunda
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This year, the traditional private international law conference in the South Eastern Europe is hosted by the Faculty of Law of the University of Novi Sad, Serbia. Focusing primarily on the topics related to the enlargement of the European Judicial Area to the CEFTA countries, this conference will also address the newest developments in private international law in the region. The conference will be held on 25 September 2009 and the program as well as the list of participants are available here.
The most recent conference in this series was announced here.

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