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Second Issue of 2012’s Belgian PIL E-Journal

August 24, 2012/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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The second issue of the Belgian bilingual (French/Dutch) e-journal on private international law Tijdschrift@ipr.be / Revue@dipr.be for 2012 was just released.

The journal essentially reports on European and Belgian cases addressing issues of private international law. It includes one article written in French by Hélène Englert and Fabienne Collienne which offers a survey of a new procedure recently introduced by the Belgian lawmaker for the purpose of recognizing foreign adoptions (Du nouveau dans les adoptions internationales : une procédure de régularisation).

This issue also includes a casenote on a Belgian case by Jinske Verhellen, written in Dutch: Ontbrekende huwelijksakte in het kader van een echtscheidingsprocedure: uiteenlopende standpunten in de rechtspraak.

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