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ELI Webinar Series on the Application of the EU Succession Regulation in the Member States

March 7, 2022/in News/by Matthias Weller
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A new series of webinars on the application of the EU Succession Regulation in the Member States will be organised in the framework of the ELI SiG Family and Succession Law. In five webinars of two hours each, representatives of the Member States will talk about their experiences within their respective legal systems.

The organizers state the objectives of the event series as follows (emphasis added):

 

“Join us for the webinar series on the ‘Application of the EU Succession Regulation in the Member States’! 

The five webinars organized within the Special Interest Group on Family and Succession Law of the European Law Institute will take place between March and June 2022 and shall shed light on the actual practice regarding cross border succession cases in the Member States. The reporters will open the webinars with short introductory statements and will then take part in a lively panel discussion on the application of the EU Succession Regulation in their respective jurisdictions. The results of these webinars will be presented as comparative reports at an online conference in September 2022.

 

Attendance is free of charge. A ZOOM link will be sent to those who register by sending an e-mail to  zivilrecht@uni-graz.at

 

For more information see the program (provided below)!

 

Gregor Christandl        Jens Kleinschmidt       Jan Peter Schmidt

Univeristät Graz                   Universität Trier          Max Planck Institute

 

 

 

PANEL 1 TUESDAY, 15 MARCH, 4-6 pm CET
Belgium Patrick Wautelet, Université de Liège
Estonia Karin Sein, University of Tartu
France Stefan Stade, ArteJURIS Cabinet d’Avocats, Strasbourg
Portugal Afonso Patrão, University of Coimbra
PANEL 2 TUESDAY, 5 APRIL, 4-6 pm CET
Bulgaria Boriana Musseva, University of Sofia
Latvia Janis Grasis, Riga Stradins University
Malta Paul George Pisani, Notary Public, Victoria
The Netherlands Katja Zimmermann, University of Groningen
Spain Guillermo Palao Moreno, University of Valencia
PANEL 3 TUESDAY, 26 APRIL, 4-6 pm CET
Czech Republic Magdalena Pfeiffer, Charles University, Prague
Germany Lena Kunz, University of Heidelberg
Lithuania Katažyna Bogdzevic, Mykolas Romeris University
Poland Anna Wysocka-Bar, Jagiellonian University
Romania Daniel Berlingher, Vasile Goldis Western University of Arad
PANEL 4 TUESDAY, 31 MAY, 4-6 pm CET
Austria Brigitta Lurger, University of Graz
Croatia Mirela Župan, University of Osijek
Hungary Csongor István Nagy, University of Szeged
Slovakia Elena Judova, Matej Bel University
Slovenia Jerca Kramberger Škerl, University of Ljubljana
PANEL 5 TUESDAY, 21 JUNE, 4-6 pm CET
Cyprus Achilles Emilianides, University of Nicosia
Finland Tuulikki Mikkola, University of Turku
Greece Haris P. Pamboukis, Giorgos Nikolaidis, University of Athens
Italy Domenico Damascelli, University of Salento
Sweden Michael Bogdan, University of Lund ”

Additional information may be obtained from the accompanying PDF Document.

 

 

 

 

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