First Issue 2007 of “Rivista di Diritto Internazionale Privato e Processuale”
The first issue for 2007 of Rivista di Diritto internazionale privato e processuale (RDIPP, published by
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Entries by Giorgio Buono
GEDIP: Working Sessions of the Sixteenth Annual Meeting (2006)
/in /by Giorgio BuonoA very interesting report of the working sessions of the 16th Annual meeting of the European Group for Private International Law (GEDIP-EGPIL), held in Coimbra on 22-24 September 2006, has been recently published on the
Revision of the Lugano Convention: Final Round of Negotiations in Brussels
/in /by Giorgio BuonoAs stated by recent news on the
Rome I: New Rapporteur (and New Amendments) in the European Parliament Legal Affairs Committee
/in /by Giorgio BuonoFollowing the appointment of Maria Berger, in January 2007, as Minister of Justice of Austria, the role of rapporteur on Rome I Proposal in the European Parliament Committee on Legal Affairs (
Rome II: Commission’s opinion on Parliament Second Reading
/in /by Giorgio BuonoOn March 14th, the Commission released its opinion (
Swiss Institute of Comparative Law: Conference on International Successions and Colloquium on Lugano Convention
/in /by Giorgio BuonoTwo interesting events dealing with private international law will take place in March 2007 at the
Conference: “EU Harmonization of Private International Law and External Relations in Family and Succession Matters”
/in /by Giorgio BuonoAn international conference (held in English) is organised by
Denmark’s ratification of the “parallel” agreements on Reg. 44/2001 and Reg. 1348/2000
/1 Comment/in /by Giorgio BuonoAs stated on recent news published on the
Italian conference papers on ‘Rome I’ Proposal
/in /by Giorgio BuonoAn Italian book has been recently published which collects a number of papers dealing with old and new questions raised by the modernisation of the 1980 Rome Convention and its conversion into a Community regulation (Rome I: see our dedicated page