UK Regulations Implementing Rome II Regulation Adopted
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Trinity College Dublin to Host Conference on Rome II Regulation
On June 21, 2008, Trinity College Dublin is hosting a conference on the Rome II regulation on the law applicable to non-contractual obligations. Full details are available
German Article on Rome II Regulation
Thomas Thiede and Markus Kellner (both Vienna) have written an article on Forum Shopping between Rome II and the Hague Convention on the Law applicable to Traffic Accidents in the legal journal
Rome II Regulation Adopted
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Seminar: Substance and Procedure in the Law Applicable to Torts – Harding v Wealands & the Rome II Regulation
Substance and Procedure in the Law Applicable to Torts – Harding v Wealands and the Rome II Regulation Seminar at the British Institute of International & Comparative Law Tuesday 21 November 2006 17:00 to 19:00Location: Charles Clore House, 17 Russell Square, London WC1B 5JP Participants: Chair: Mr Justice Lawrence Collins Dr
German Article on Rome II Regulation
Dr. Michael Sonnentag (Freiburg) has published an article in the German legal journal
German Federal Supreme Court refers questions to the CJEU relating to the concept of “habitual residence” under Art. 8 (a), (b) of the Rome III Regulation
In its decision of 20 December 2023 (Case No. XII ZB 117/23), the German Federal Supreme Court has referred three questions to the CJEU relating to the interpretation of Art. 8 (a), (b) of the Rome III Regulation. The following is a convenience translation of the German press release: Facts of the Case: The spouses, […]
German Federal Court of Justice rules on what constitutes a genuine international element within the meaning of Art. 3(3) of the Rome I-Regulation (BGH, judgment of 29 November 2023, No. VIII ZR 7/23)
by Patrick Ostendorf (HTW Berlin) The principle of party autonomy gives the parties to a contract the opportunity to determine the applicable substantive (contract) law themselves by means of a choice-of-law clause – and thus to avoid (simple) mandatory rules that would otherwise bite. According to EU Private International law, however, the choice of the […]
The “Event Giving Rise to the Damage” under Art. 7 Rome II Regulation in CO2 Reduction Claims – A break through an empty Shell?
Written by Madeleine Petersen Weiner/Marc-Philippe Weller In this article, we critically assess the question of where to locate the “event giving rise to the damage” under Art. 7 Rome II in CO2 reduction claims. This controversial – but often overlooked – question has recently been given new grounds for discussion in the much discussed “Milieudefensie et al. […]
Human rights in global supply chains: Do we need to amend the Rome II-Regulation?
Written by Giesela Rühl, Humboldt-University of Berlin The protection of human rights in global supply chains has been high on the agenda of national legislatures for a number of years. Most recently, also the European Union has joined the bandwagon. After Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders announced plans to prepare a European human rights […]