Category: Websites, blogs, databases etc.

by Marion Ho-Dac 12 August 2022

Developments in PIL Websites, blogs, databases etc.

Podcasts Series on EU Civil Justice

The French Ministry of Justice has launched a series of podcasts titled Droit vers l’Europe, presenting key-aspects of EU JudicialContinue Reading

by Marion Ho-Dac 13 October 2021

Developments in PIL Websites, blogs, databases etc.

New Version of the Insolvency Registers Interconnection Search Interface

A new version of the Insolvency Registers Interconnection search interface is now available on the e-Justice Portal. Background The EU-wideContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 19 May 2021

Developments in PIL Websites, blogs, databases etc.

GEDIP’s New Website

The European Group of Private International Law, also known as GEDIP (Groupe européen de droit international privé), has just launchedContinue Reading

Ilaria Pretelli on In the Aftermath of the MPA Case: Is the Wife Able to Divorce?: “The advocation of lex patriae in this case seems to me a natural consequence of the acknowledgment that private international…”
Marta Requejo Isidro on In the Aftermath of the MPA Case: Is the Wife Able to Divorce?: “I would have thought, access to divorce according to the law of the court seized, in the lines of (or…”
Gilles Cuniberti on In the Aftermath of the MPA Case: Is the Wife Able to Divorce?: “Thank you for this interesting post, Cristina. You say that “A forum patriae thus appears to be necessary in order…”
Prof. Pascal de vareilles-Sommières on Jurisdiction of Courts under the French Draft PIL Code: “I agree with your point on the differences of stakes between, on the one hand, jurisdiction of national courts in…”
Andreas Bucher on Five Takeaways from the First Meeting of the Special Commission on the Hague Adults Convention: “Indeed, ex lege representation is not addressed by the Convention. A proposal to insert a conflit of law rule has…”