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Conference on the new European Matrimonial Property Regulations in Würzburg

September 27, 2016/in /by Giesela Ruehl
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The German Notary Institute and the Chair of Civil Law, Private International Law and Comparative Law at the University of Regensburg are hosting a joint conference on the new Matrimonial Property Regulations for spouses and registered partners. The conference (in German language) will take place on 10 February 2017 in Würzburg. Speakers include:

  • Professor Andrea Bonomi, Université de Lausanne
  • Professor Michael Coester, Ludwig Maximilians University Munich
  • Dr Christoph Döbereiner, Notary Public in Munich
  • Professor Anatol Dutta, University of Regensburg
  • Dr Andreas Köhler, University of Passau
  • Professor Christian Kohler, Europa-Institut at the Saarland University
  • Professor Stephan Lorenz, Ludwig Maximilians University Munich
  • Professor Peter Mankowski, University of Hamburg
  • Joanna Serdynska, European Commission, Brussels
  • Dr Rembert Süß, German Notary Institute, Würzburg
  • Dr Johannes Weber, German Notary Institute, Würzburg

The programme can be downloaded here.

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