Procedural Science at the Crossroads of Different Generations: a New Book published in the MPI Luxembourg Book Series
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Anuario Español de Derecho Internacional Privado (New Volume)
/in /by Marta RequejoVolume XIV-XV of the Spanish journal Anuario Español de Derecho Internacional Privado, AEDIPr, devoted to international civil procedural law and private international law, is about to be released. It contains the following sections: Estudios, in Spanish with a summary in English. This volume includes studies authored by B. Hess, M. Requejo Isidro, L. D’Avout, M. Pertegás Sender, F. […]
Declaration on the Legal Status of Applicants for International Protection from Third Countries to the European Union
/in /by Marta RequejoAs a follow up to my post on the
The Departure of the European Law of Civil Procedure
/in /by Marta RequejoTwo weeks ago I had the pleasure of announcing the publication of the new edition of the
Commercial Choice of Law in Context: Looking Beyond Rome (article)
/in /by Marta RequejoA new article by Dr. Manuel Penadés Fons, London School of Economics, has been published at the Modern Law Review, (2015) 78(2) MLR 241–295. Abstract English courts are frequently criticised for their flexible approach to the finding of implied choice and the use of the escape clause in the context of the Rome I Regulation/Convention on […]
Schlosser/Hess EuZPR
/in /by Marta RequejoThe fourth edition of the EU-Zivilprozessrecht: EuZPR by Prof. Peter Schlosser and Prof. Burkhard Hess, updated and thoroughly reworked, has just been released. The book is an answer to a well-known fact : in a ever-closer European Union mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments in the individual Member States is becoming increasingly important. In this […]
The Hague Convention on the Choice of Court Agreements Enters into Force
/2 Comments/in /by Marta RequejoLast Thursday (1 October 2015), the Convention of 30 June 2005 on Choice of Court Agreements (the Convention) entered into force in 28 States (Mexico and all Members of the European Union, except Denmark). This results from Mexico’s accession to the Convention in 2007 and the recent approval of the Convention by the European Union. […]
25th Meeting of the GEDIP, Luxembourg 18-20 September 2015
/in /by Marta RequejoLast weekend the GEDIP (Group européen de droit international privé / European Group for Private International Law) met in Luxembourg. The GEDIP defines itself as “a closed forum composed of about 30 experts of the relations between private international law and European law, mainly academics from about 18 European States and also members of international […]
PILAGG PROGRAM 2015: “PROBING LEGAL KNOWLEDGE IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: A DANGEROUS METHOD?”
/in /by Marta RequejoHere is the update for the PILAGG program 2015: past events and the ones foreseen from September 2015 on. I. GLOBAL PARADIGM AND LEGAL METHOD(S): MARCH 2015 The emergence of a global legal paradigm upsets assumptions/fictions developed within the modern, Westphalian model, which takes the law to be a self-contained, stable and coherent system and […]
First Application of ECJ’s Ruling in C-352/13, CDC Hydrogen Peroxide, in Dutch Private Enforcement Proceedings
/in /by Marta RequejoBy Polina Pavlova, research fellow at the