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US Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the US Supreme Court and the Hague Service Convention: is reform necessary?
Written by Danilo Ruggero Di Bella, attorney-at-law
Ethiopia’s Ratification of Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards: A reflection
Written by Bebizuh Mulugeta Menkir, Lecturer of Laws, University of Gondar babimulugeta@gmail.com Ethiopia, located in east Africa, is the second most populous country in the continent. The Ethiopian parliament has recently ratified, through proclamation No 1184/2020[1], the “Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards” which is commonly known as “New York Convention” (here after […]
Mutual Trust: Judiciaries under Scrutiny – Recent reactions and preliminary references to the CJEU from the Netherlands and Germany
I. Introduction: Foundations of Mutual Trust A crucial element element for running a system of judicial cooperation on the basis of mutual trust is sufficient trust in the participating judiciaries. EU primary law refers to this element in a more general way in that it considers itself to be based on „the rule of law“ […]
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Lecture on Globalization through the re-codification of property law?, organized in cooperation with ConflictofLaws.net
We are delighted to announce a lecture hosted by Matthias Weller at the University of Bonn in cooperation with ConflictofLaws.net. Professor
The Future of Cross-Border Parenthood in the EU – Webinars Approaching
As the series of webinars organised under the title The Future of Cross-Border Parenthood in the EU – Analysing the EU Parenthood Proposal starts this week (Wednesday!), we are pleased to share, for your convenience, the updated and final version of the
Venezuela: Negative choice and UNIDROIT Principles in determining Law applicable to bill of exchange
by Claudia Madrid Martínez On 17 March 2023, the Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice issued a