Weintraub on Rome II: Simple and Predictable, Consequences-Based, or Neither?
Prof. Russell J Weintraub (University of Texas at Austin, School of Law) has published an interesting article on the
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The Results of the JHA Council (24-25 July 2008): UK to Opt into Rome I Reg. – Enhanced Cooperation on Rome III Reg.?
/1 Comment/in /by Giorgio BuonoOn 24 and 25 July the Justice and Home Affairs Council held its 2887th session in Brussels, the first under the French Presidency. The
Kozyris on Rome II: Tort Conflicts on the Right Track! A Postscript to Symeon Symeonides’ “Missed Opportunity”
/in /by Giorgio BuonoProf. John Phaedon Kozyris (Universities of Thessaloniki and Ohio State) has published a very interesting article on Rome II in the latest issue of the
Rome I Regulation Published in the Official Journal
/in /by Giorgio BuonoThe Rome I Regulation (see the dedicated
Book: Calvo Caravaca / Carrascosa González – Las obligaciones extracontractuales en derecho internacional privado. El Reglamento Roma II
/in /by Giorgio BuonoProf. Alfonso-Luis Calvo Caravaca (University Carlos III of Madrid) and Prof. Javier Carrascosa González (University of Murcia) have recently published their latest work, devoted to tort conflicts: “
JHA Council Session (5-6 June 2008): Adoption of the Rome I Reg. – Political Guidelines on Rome III and Maintenance Reg. – External Dimension of JHA
/in /by Giorgio BuonoOn 5 and 6 June the Justice and Home Affairs Council will hold its 2873rd session in Luxembourg, the last under the Slovenian Presidency. Among the “Justice” issues, scheduled for Friday 6th, the Council is expected to adopt the Rome I Regulation on the law applicable to contractual obligations (see the
First Reference for a Preliminary Ruling on the Rome Convention
/in /by Giorgio BuonoOn 28 March 2008, in case Intercontainer Interfrigo (ICF) S.C./M.I.C. Operations B.V. and another (Nr. C06/318HR – LJN BC2726), the Dutch Supreme Court (Hoge Raad) made a preliminary reference to the ECJ, with regard to the interpretation of Art. 4 of the 1980
Symeonides: Result-Selectivism in Private International Law
/in /by Giorgio BuonoSymeon C. Symeonides (Dean,