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Non-Domiciled Parties and the Brussels I Regulation: A Phantom Menace

December 4, 2009/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The Judges and Advocates General adjourned for lunch to discuss matters of common concern.  Just before service of coffee, a  pallid apparition entered the room, silently but menacingly.  It wore a full bottomed wig, respecting its former custom, but appeared to have changed for the occasion into more modern, red and black Betty Jackson robes. […]

Annual Conference of the American Association of Private International Law (ASADIP)

November 9, 2009/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The American Association of Private International Law  (Asociación americana de derecho internacional privado

Time to Update the Rome I Regulation

November 6, 2009/5 Comments/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The Council has adopted a

Bonanza at the British Institute

November 5, 2009/3 Comments/in /by Andrew Dickinson

There’s plenty for private international law aficionados to devour in programme of forthcoming events at the

Unfair arbitration clause before the ECJ

November 1, 2009/2 Comments/in /by Andrew Dickinson

In a recent decision of October 6, 2009 (C 40/08 –

Dublin Up on Rome I

September 14, 2009/in /by Andrew Dickinson

Following the

Dublin Conference on Rome I and Brussels I Regulations

September 7, 2009/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The Commercial Law Centre at University College Dublin has arranged a morning conference next Thursday (17 September 2009, 8:45am-1pm) dealing with the Rome I and Brussels I Regulations. According to the

Brussels I Regulation – The UK Parliament has its say

August 29, 2009/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The House of Lords’ influential European Union Committee (chaired by Lord Mance) has published a

July 31, 2009/in /by Andrew Dickinson

An English translation of the Introductory Act to the German Civil Code (EGBGB) (as amended up to 17 March 2009) is now available

Brussels I Review – Loose Ends

June 18, 2009/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The final question in the Commission’s Green Paper (which, incidentally, deserves praise for its concise and focussed presentation of the issues), covers other suggestions for reform of the Regulation’s rules not falling under any of the previous headings.  It is divided into three headings: Scope, Jurisdiction and Recognition and enforcement, as follows: 8.1. Scope As […]

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