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About Patrick Wautelet

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Entries by Patrick Wautelet

Belgian Empirical Study on Cross Border Family Law

December 27, 2012/in /by Patrick Wautelet

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When Rome meets Greece: could Rome I help the Greek debt restructuring?

May 21, 2012/in /by Patrick Wautelet

Among all the buzz about a possible (but much feared) ‘Grexit’, there are two elements in the story of the Greek debt restructuring (diplomatically called ‘

Belgian Court Recognizes Californian Surrogacy

November 2, 2010/2 Comments/in /by Patrick Wautelet

In the case of the two men who had contracted with a woman living in California in a case of international surrogate motherhood, a Court of Appeal has recently issued its ruling, reversing in part

Belgian Judgment on Surrogate Motherhood

April 27, 2010/in /by Patrick Wautelet

A lower court sitting in Belgium has recently been faced with a case of international surrogate motherhood. Two men married in Belgium had contracted with a woman living in California, who gave birth to twins in December 2008. One of the men was the biological father of the twins. In accordance with the laws of […]

Immunity of Foreign Central Banks Assets in Belgium

September 2, 2008/in /by Patrick Wautelet

Patrick Wautelet is a professor of law at the University of Liège (Belgium). Belgium has recently adopted a specific legislation granting immunity of enforcement to assets held by foreign central banks and international monetary institutions, such as the World Bank. The Act of 24 July 2008 provides that no attachment can be performed on assets, […]

Flashairlines and Judicial Cooperation

April 8, 2008/in /by Patrick Wautelet

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