New Book: “Imperativeness in Private International Law. A view from Europe” by Giovanni Zarra
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The European Association for Family and Succession Law is organizing an international Conference on Minor’s Right to information in EU civil cases: Improving children’s right to information in cross-border civil cases. The online Conference will take place via Zoom on Thursday, 17th June 2021 (3.00-6.00 pm CEST) and on Friday, 18th June 2021 (10.00 am-6.00 […]
The right of children to receive adequate information in civil proceedings involving them represents a cornerstone of child participation, as well as a fundamental right of the child. The contact of children with the judicial system represents one of the most delicate situations where the child’s best interests and wellbeing should be of special attention. […]
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The Universities of Genoa, Valencia, Turiba, the Institute of Private International Law in Sofia, the European Association for Family and Succession Law, and Defence for Children Italy are currently conducting a research Project to collect and develop best practices on the right of the child to information in cross-border family proceedings. The
The latest issue of the Italian Journal Diritto del commercio internazionale (34.1/2020) features an article (in English) on “Brexit and Cross-Border Insolvency Looking Beyond the Withdrawal Agreement” written by Antonio Leandro (University of Bari). The abstract of the article reads as follows: “The UK and the EU have concluded the Withdrawal Agreement which officially triggers […]
The Court of Justice of the European Union on 27th February 2020 delivered its judgment in Corporis/Gefion Insurance, Case C-25/19. The case concerned rules surrounding service of documents in a specific, yet increasingly common context. Corporis is a Polish insurance company, who was assigned damages by the owner of a vehicle following a car accident […]