Siégeant le 10 mai 2016 sur la requête de Dieter Krombach, la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme (CEDH) a ajourné l’examen d’un des griefs soulevés – le droit de ne pas être jugé deux fois pour les mêmes faits – en invitant la France à soumettre par écrit des observations sur ce point.
The Jean Monnet Center of Excellence and the UNESCO Chair at the Department of International and European Studies, University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece, is organising a Summer academy on European Studies and Protection of Human rights in Zagora, on Mount Pelion, Greece, consisting of two summer schools in English. The academic faculty in both summer schools are University professors and experts from all over Greece and the EU (Great Britain, Spain and Poland).
The first summer school is on “Freedom, Security and Justice in the EU“. It will be held from Friday July 8, afternoon until Monday, July 11, 2016, afternoon. In particular, the summer school will last 25 hours. The main areas of study will be:
For further information in this summer school click here.
The second summer school will begin on Thursday, July 14 afternoon and will end on Tuesday, July 19. It will last 40 hours with a focus on the protection of human rights in Europe:
For further information on this summer school click here.
A Certificate of attendance will be issued to all while a Certificate of Graduation will be awarded to all those passing a multiple choice examination.
For additional information and applications to any of the schools, please refer to the links below or contact:
Assistant Professor Despina Anagnostopoulou, danag@uom.gr
or Ms. Chrysothea Basia, chrybass@yahoo.com
An article by A. Anthimos, Czech Yearbook of International Law 2017 volume VIII (Forthcoming), accessible at SSRN.
Abstract. Fictitious forms of service have dominated for decades the notification of documents abroad. The insecurity caused by these means of service led to the ratification of the 1965 Hague Service Convention by a significant number of countries. Still, the problem has not been solved, because the Convention did not dare to take the steps towards abolition of fictitious service. The sole exception being, stipulated under Article 19, for documents instituting proceedings. The EU-Service Regulation followed the same path. For nearly 10 years, fictitious service was not discarded by national courts in all cases. However, a recent judgment of the ECJ interpreted the Service regulation as banning all forms of fictitious service. This ruling led to a shift in national jurisprudence. However, at the same time it triggered reactions.
The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the discussion surrounding the ECJ ruling, by highlighting its repercussions both within the framework of the Service Regulation, and potentially in the ambit of the multilateral Hague Service Convention.
« Il incombe au juge français, qui reconnaît applicable un droit étranger, d’en rechercher la teneur, soit d’office, soit à la demande d’une partie qui l’invoque, avec le concours des parties et personnellement s’il y a lieu, et de donner à la question litigieuse une solution conforme au droit positif étranger ».
La condamnation civile d’une association au retrait d’un article reprochant à l’auteur de la préface d’un ouvrage des propos antisémites n’a pas enfreint le droit à la liberté d’expression, les juridictions internes s’étant appuyées sur des motifs pertinents et suffisants.
La Cour européenne des droits de l’homme a jugé, hier, que la transcription d’une conversation téléphonique entre un avocat et son client, placé sur écoute, ne violait pas les dispositions de la Convention relatives à la protection de la vie privée, dès lors qu’elle révélait l’existence d’une infraction commise par l’avocat.
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Paiement
Alfonso-Luis Calvo Caravaca, Javier Carrascosa González, Derecho Internacional Privado, 16a ed., Editorial Comares, 2016, vol. I, ISBN: 9788490454060, pp. 992, 39,50 euro, e vol. II, ISBN: 9788490454121, pp. 1512, 42 euro.
[Dal sito dell’editore] – La décimosexta edición de este «Derecho internacional privado, volumen I» persigue ofrecer al lector un material de estudio del Derecho internacional privado convenientemente actualizado, sistemático y comprensible. Esta nueva edición se presenta con un doble objetivo. Por una parte, servir como texto para el estudio, en el ámbito universitario, de un DIPr. enteramente orientado a la práctica, y por otra parte, operar como instrumento de ayuda en la aplicación del Derecho internacional privado por los profesionales del Derecho.
I sommari dei volumi I e II possono essere consultati, rispettivamente, qui e qui.
Maggiori informazioni sono reperibili a questi indirizzi: volume I e volume II.
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