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ERA Conference on Stockholm Programme

October 18, 2009/in /by Veronika Gaertner
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The Academy of European Law (ERA) will host another interesting conference titled

New Horizons for Civil Justice in Europe: Towards the “Stockholm Programme”

The conference will discuss the key issues for the Stockholm Programme in terms of cooperation in civil matters as presented in the Commission communication COM (2009) 262 of 10 June 2009, such as

  • mutual recognition
  • abolishment of exequatur
  • speeding up cross-border debt recovery
  • an optional European contract law (a ‘twenty-eighth’ system)
  • e-justice

The conference will take place in Trier (Germany) from 5th – 6th November 2009.

More information on fees and registration can be found at the ERA website.

Update: The conference is programme is now available and can be found here.

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