Feed aggregator

Cour d'appel de Paris, pôle 4, chambre 7, 12 mai 2016

Succession

Professor Dr. Matthias Weller, European Business Law School-University of Wiesbaden (Germany), has edited and co-authored a new volume on European Conflict of Laws (in German): Europäisches Kollisionsrecht (Nomos; Baden-Baden, 2016). The volume contains contributions by Weller himself (on the general principles of European private international law), by Dr. Carl Friedrich Nordmeier (on Rome I, marital property and succession) and by Dr. David Bittmann (on Rome II and III as well as on the Maintenance Regulation and the Hague Protocol). The Book provides the reader with a survey on the current state of the art in European choice of law that is both up-to-date and analytical. Weller’s introduction in particular offers a fascinating treatment of the emerging general part of European PIL. Highly recommended!

For further information, click here.

Les avocats des prévenus ont critiqué jeudi un réquisitoire excessif. La veille, le parquet national financier a demandé 10 ans d’emprisonnement et un million d’amende contre les trois principaux prévenus.

en lire plus

Aliments ; Prescription civile

France / Commission
Aide d'État
Le Tribunal annule la décision de la Commission qui qualifie d’aide d’État la garantie implicite illimitée accordée par l’État français à l’Institut français du pétrole

France / Commission
Aide d'État
Le Tribunal annule la décision de la Commission qui qualifie d’aide d’État la garantie implicite illimitée accordée par l’État français à l’Institut français du pétrole

France / Commission
Aide d'État
Le Tribunal annule la décision de la Commission qui qualifie d’aide d’État la garantie implicite illimitée accordée par l’État français à l’Institut français du pétrole

Meik Thöne has authored a book on the abolition of exequatur proceedings under the new Brussels I-Regulation (“Die Abschaffung des Exequaturverfahrens und die EuGVVO”, Mohr Siebeck, 2016, IX + 289 pages). The volume is forthcoming  in German. A German abstract is available on the publisher’s website.

 

 

Schlechtriem & Schwenzer: Commentary on the UN Convention on the International Sale of Goods, a cura di Ingeborg Schwenzer, Oxford University Press, 2016, ISBN 9780198723264, pp. 1728, GBP 265.

[Dal sito dell’editore] – Now in force in over 80 countries, the Convention on the International Sale of Goods (CISG) is one of the most successful and wide-reaching attempts to unify legal instruments for international commerce. As global sales transactions increase, the CISG’s range of influence in international practice has significantly expanded, potentially governing 80% of world trade. In addition to the growing case law, the volume of case law reporting and scholarly writing on the Convention and its provisions and problems has increased dramatically. The Convention also continues to influence legislators on the international as well as the domestic level. This is the fourth edition in English of the Commentary on the United Nations (UN) Convention on the International Sale of Goods (CISG). Since the publication of the first edition in 1998, the book has become an invaluable source for the comprehension and discussion of the Convention, frequently cited by legal writers, tribunals, and courts all over the world. Thoroughly revised to reflect the growth and complexity of case law relating to the Convention, the book also considers new developments in the field of the CISG, particularly the accession of Brazil to the Convention. It also assesses all relevant scholarly writing on the CISG since 2009, with a special emphasis on the opinions issued by the CISG Advisory Council that are being considered as persuasive authority by courts and tribunals across the globe.

Maggiori informazioni a questo indirizzo.

Etat - Etat étranger - Immunité d'exécution

Etranger

Divorce - Loi applicable - Règlement CE n° 4/2009 du 18 décembre 2008