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It does not happen all that often: this is a call for assistance. Following a student’s Q re ‘habitual residence’ in Rome I, I have now noticed something I had not before (I more often than not use the English version of the Regulation in my teaching and practice): Article 6(1) on ‘consumer contracts’ uses the term ‘habitual residence’ ‘gewone verblijfplaats’ (defined, or not, for natural persons, in Article 19) in the introductory para (which identifies applicable law). However in littera a it then uses ‘domicile’ ‘woonplaats’: a term which is not otherwise used in Rome I and which is not defined by it.
A quick scan of other language versions (French, English, German) reveals no such error: they all use the equivalent of ‘habitual residence’ in both instances. Now, evidently the error must be pushed aside given the other language versions however: is any reader of the blog aware of a corrigendum ever published? For if it has, I cannot locate it.
Geert.
(Handbook of ) European Private International Law, 2nd ed. 2016, Chapter 3, Heading 3.2.5.
The European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens Rights and Constitutional Affairs of the is organising a workshop on Potential and challenges of private international law in the current migratory context on 20 June 2017 from 3 to 6.30 p.m.
The reason behind the initiative for this workshop is the tensions and overlaps between the areas of private international law and migration law. These overlaps have become more visible in the context of recent increases of migration. Issues include jurisdiction, cooperation between authorities, recognition of personal status, family tracing, child marriages, guardianship, kafala, the application of foreign law.
At the workshop two studies will be presented:
For those readers unable to come to Brussels, the studies are available here and the event will be livestreamed here.
Florian Heindler and Bea Verschraegen have just published the proceedings of the IACPIL conference which took place in October 2016 in Vienna: Internationale Bankgeschäfte mit Verbrauchern, Florian Heindler, Bea Verschraegen (Eds.), IACPIL (Interdisciplinary Association for Comparative and Private International Law) Series 5, Jan Sramek, 2017, 201 pp. ISBN 978-3-7097-0140-9
English translation of the Table of Contents:
See: http://www.jan-sramek-verlag.at/Buchdetails.411.0.html?buchID=278&cHash=299ec37e58
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Cautionnements consentis par acte authentique
La Rivista Freedom, Security & Justice: European Legal Studies (su cui si veda questo post) e l’Osservatorio sullo Spazio europeo di libertà, sicurezza e giustizia presso il Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche dell’Università di Salerno organizzano un convegno dal titolo Il processo di integrazione europea tra limiti e antinomie: cittadinanza, immigrazione e identità nazionali. L’evento, realizzato in collaborazione con il Gruppo di interesse sui Diritti fondamentali e sulla cittadinanza nello spazio di libertà, sicurezza e giustizia della Società italiana di diritto internazionale e diritto dell’Unione europea (SIDI), è programmato per il mese di novembre 2017.
Gli organizzatori hanno indetto un call for papers per ricevere e selezionare i contributi riguardanti il tema del convegno, da destinare in seguito al terzo fascicolo della Rivista. Gli interessati sono invitati ad inviare l’abstract del proprio contributo all’indirizzo slsg@unisa.it entro il 30 giugno 2017. L’abstract, in lingua italiana, inglese o spagnola, non dovrà superare i 9.000 caratteri (spazi inclusi).
Maggiori informazioni disponibili consultando la locandina della call for papers, reperibile qui.
The periodical Freedom, Security & Justice: European Legal Studies (also mentioned in this post) and the Observatory on the European area of freedom, security and justice of the Department of legal science of the University of Salerno organizes a conference called Il processo di integrazione europea tra limiti e antinomie: cittadinanza, immigrazione e identità nazionali (the process of European integration between limits and antinomies: citizenship, immigration and national identities). The event, achieved in collaboration with the Group of interest on fundamental rights and on immigration in the area of freedom, security and justice of the Italian society of International Law (SIDI-ISIL), is scheduled for November 2017.
The organizers have announced a call for papers in order to receive and select the papers regarding the topic of the conference, which will be later published in the third issue of the periodical. Whoever is interested in participating in the call for papers is invited to send the abstract of his or her paper to the address slsg@unisa.it within 30 June 2017. The abstract may be written in Italian, English or Spanish and must not exceed 9.000 characters (spaces included).
Further information may be found on the poster of the call for papers, available here.
Le 22 mai 2017, la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme a actualisé les différentes catégories de priorités des affaires relevant de sa politique de priorisation.
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