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A Journal Issue of PPPM Dedicated to the EU Succession Regulation
Problemy Prawa Prywatnego Mi?dzynarodowego is the leading Polish periodical in the field of private international law. While most of its articles are in Polish, Vol. 26 (2020) offers a treat to those of us not fluent in Polish: a collection of articles, most in English (one in French, three in Polish), by leading European scholars, and dedicated to one topic: EU Regulation 650/12 of 4 July 2012, the Succession Regulation. The contributions emerge from a conference held in Katowice in 2019 (a conference report is included). What makes the treat particularly sweet: the whole issue, as well as the individual articles, are available online!
Here is the table of contents:
GLOSY
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Webinar European Civil Justice in Transition
On Thursday, 15 July from 15.30-17.30 CET the seminar European Civil Justice in Transition: Past, Present & Future will take place, organized by Erasmus School of Law in the context of the ERC project Building EU Civil Justice. You can register here.
In this last seminar of a series of six, key experts on European civil justice will share their views on current and future issues, including digitisation, collective redress, the Brussels I-bis reform, private and public justice, the funding of civil justice and the role of civil justice in today’s society.
Thursday, 15 July (15.30-17.30 CET) – Program
15.15 Waiting room opens
15.30 Opening
15.35-15.45 Xandra Kramer (Erasmus University Rotterdam/Utrecht University)
Introduction – Past, present and future: Highlights of European civil justice
15.45-16.00 Burkhard Hess (Max Planck Institute Luxembourg )
Reforming the Brussels Ibis Regulation in January 2022 – taking up the next reform step
16.00-16.15 John Sorabji (University College London; Barrister, 9 St John Street)
Digitisation and the development of Integrated Dispute Resolution
16.15-16.30 Eva Storskrubb (Uppsala University/Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Trust and Quality in Civil Justice
16.30-16.45 Alan Uzelac (University of Zagreb)
It’s better to burn out than to fade away: is civil justice here to stay?
16.45-17.30 Comments & discussion (moderated by Xandra Kramer and Alexandre Biard, Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Second Issue of 2021’s Revue Critique de Droit International Privé
The last issue of the Revue Critique de Droit International Privé has been released. It contains eight articles and several case notes.
The editorial (authored by Horatia Muir Watt, Dominique Bureau and Sabine Corneloup) and five of the articles deal with the reserved share (réserve héréditaire) in international successions. These five articles are authored by: Paul Lagarde (« Une ultime (?) bataille de la réserve héréditaire »), Cécile Pérez (« Quelques observations relatives à la réserve héréditaire dans le projet de loi confortant le respect des principes de la République »), Diane Le Grand de Belleroche (« Contre le retour du droit de prélèvement en droit français : une vue de la pratique du droit international »), Suzel Ramaciotti (« Le prélèvement compensatoire du projet d’article 913 du code civil à l’épreuve des exigences européennes et constitutionnelles »), and Nathalie Joubert (« Droit de prélèvement, réserve héréditaire, protection des héritiers contre les discriminations, quelle méthode ? »).
The sixth article, authored by Christelle Chalas and Horatia Muir Watt deals with the international jurisdiction of courts in matters relating to the environnemental responsibility of multinational companies.
In the seventh article, Vincent Richard presents the recast of the regulation on the service of judicial and extrajudicial documents.
The eighth article, by Christine Budzikiewicz, discusses the reform of international adoption law in Germany.
A full table of contents is available here.