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Italian Forum on the Brussels I Review Proposal (2): Lis Pendens and Related Actions

February 1, 2011/in /by Giorgio Buono
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Following our previous post on the forum on the Brussels I review currently hosted by the website of the Italian Society of International Law (SIDI-ISIL), another comment has been added, on the amendments proposed by the Commission in respect of lis pendens and related actions. The contribution is authored by Fabrizio Marongiu Buonaiuti (University of Rome “La Sapienza”), who has recently published an extensive monograph on the regime of lis pendens and related actions in Italian law, in the European regulations and in other international instruments (Litispendenza e connessione internazionale. Strumenti di coordinamento tra giurisdizioni statali in materia civile, Napoli, 2008):

  • Fabrizio Marongiu Buonaiuti, Litispendenza e connessione nella proposta di revisione del regolamento n. 44/2001.
Tags: COM(2010) 748, Brussels I review, stay of proceedings, jurisdiction, European civil procedural law, Brussels I, 44/2001, lis pendens, related actions
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