
Prof. Albert Henke (scientific coordinator) has set up a new website on European Civil Procedure. Its goal is to keep academics, professionals, students and all those involved in cross-border litigation in Europe updated about current trends and recent developments in legislation, case law and literature in this area, as well as to create an open educational resource and possibly promote scientific partnerships among Universities, Centres of Research and Institutions active in the field.
The website has been set up within the Jean Monnet Module on European Civil Procedure in a Comparative and Transnational Perspective, a teaching and research project funded by the EU and hosted by Università degli Studi in Milan.
The website is still under construction.
La Cour de cassation autorise l’adoption du conjoint du père biologique d’un enfant conçu par mère porteuse mais rejette la transcription à l’état civil français à l’égard de la mère d’intention.
Trois ans d’emprisonnement, 30 millions d’euros d’amende et confiscation de tous les biens saisis en France. Telle est la peine requise mercredi matin à l’encontre de Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, vice-président de Guinée équatoriale jugé par le tribunal correctionnel de Paris dans l’affaire des « biens mal acquis ».
Cassation - procédure de réexamen en matière civile - état des personnes
Gestation pour autrui - Filiation - Filiation adoptive
Union européenne - Règlement (CE) n° 44/2001 du conseil du 22
décembre 2000 - lieu où le fait dommageable s'est produit
Gestation pour autrui - Etat civil - Acte de naissance
Acte dressé à l'étranger
Gestation pour autrui - Etat civil - Acte de naissance
Acte dressé à l'étranger
Gestation pour autrui - Etat civil - Acte de naissance
The ICSID award in case Eiser Infrastructure Limited and Energía Solar Luxembourg SARL v. Kingdom of Spain, case number ARB/13/36, concluding that Spain had violated the Energy Charter Treaty, has been recognized on an ex parte petition by a New York court on June 27. Further information can be found here, edited by K. Duncan.
The award was issued on May 4 by an International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes tribunal after it unanimously determined that Spain had violated its international obligations to the companies by upending a series of subsidies aimed at encouraging investment in the renewable energy sector, several years after the companies sunk more than €126 million into three solar plants. The award also includes additional interest.
The case is EISER Infrastructure Limited et al v. Kingdom of Spain, case number 1:17-cv-03808, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Spain is seeking annulment of the decision for violation of the FSIA (1976).
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