German Annotation on “Facts of Multiple Relevance”
Peter Mankowski (Hamburg) takes the occasion of a judgment of the District Court Tübingen (judgment of 30.3.2005 – 5 O 45/03) to reveal weaknesses of the theory of "facts of multiple relevance” (
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Peter Mankowski (Hamburg) takes the occasion of a judgment of the District Court Tübingen (judgment of 30.3.2005 – 5 O 45/03) to reveal weaknesses of the theory of "facts of multiple relevance” (
A compendium on international commercial law ("Handbuch Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht"), edited by Herbert Kronke, Werner Melis and Anton K. Schnyder, has been published. The information on the publisher´s website reads as follows: The incredible plenitude of different rules on international commercial law can hardly be overviewed by consultants. Therefore consultants need an orientation, which is provided […]
A new book by Peter G. Mayr and Dietmar Czernich (University of Innsbruck, Austria) on European civil procedure law has been published: "
Dr. Michael Sonnentag (Freiburg) has published an article in the German legal journal
A new thesis concerning consumer contracts has been published in Germany in June 2006: Kathrin Sachse,
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An new book edited by Jürgen Basedow and Toshiyuki Kono with the cooperation of Giesela Rühl is being published in August 2006:
(VG Karlsruhe, judgment of 9 September 2004 – 2 K 1420/03; (2006) 3 IPRax, 284) The VG Karlsruhe (Administrative Court) decided in this judgment that a non-resident of the EU who has contracted a same-sex marriage with an EU resident is not a spouse in terms of Art.10 (1) lit. a Regulation (EEC) No 1612/68 […]
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the German legal journal "
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