Category: Association’s activities

by Apostolos Anthimos 22 February 2021

Service of Process and Taking of Evidence Abroad in the Era of Digitalization: Register Now for the Third EAPIL Virtual Seminar!

On 5 March 2021, from 5 to 6.30 p.m. (CET), the European Association of Private International Law will host itsContinue Reading

by Marion Ho-Dac 28 January 2021

Association's activities Developments in PIL EAPIL Journals Scholarship Uncategorised

Overriding Mandatory Rules in the Law of the EU Member States – Publication of the Young EU PIL Research Network

The General Report on the second project led by the EAPIL Young EU Private International Law Research Network on Overriding Mandatory RulesContinue Reading

by The Editors of the EAPIL blog 18 January 2021

Association's activities Association's events EAPIL

Digital Teaching and Private International Law: Register Now for the Second EAPIL Virtual Seminar!

Digital teaching formats have been in discussion since they became technically possible. Nevertheless, in law and Private International Law, theyContinue Reading

by The Editors of the EAPIL blog 6 January 2021

Association's activities Developments in PIL EAPIL Normative texts Reports, studies etc.

EAPIL Position Paper on the EEO Regulation

The EU has developed a common judicial area where judgments given in one EU Member State are recognised and canContinue Reading

Dr. Jotham Scerri-Diacono on Is a Maltese Ship Mortgage an Authentic Instrument for the Purposes of Article 57 of the Brussels I Regulation?: “Thanks for sharing. Indeed, an interesting judgement. How can I get my hands on the actual judgement – is it…”
Matthias Lehmann on UK Accession to Lugano Convention: Commission Backtracks from Approval: “Of course nobody can be sure except those who participated in the meeting. What about the FT report on technical…”
Peter Bert on UK Accession to Lugano Convention: Commission Backtracks from Approval: “I am not quite sure whether the Commission really „backtracked“ – I rather believe that the FT got it wrong,…”
Gilles Cuniberti on A German Perpective on Jurisdiction over Liability Claims against Arbitrators: “Indeed, is the duty provided by the law governing the arbitration contract? It seems that the lex contractus would be…”
Adrian Briggs on A German Perpective on Jurisdiction over Liability Claims against Arbitrators: “Contractual ? I was half expecting someone to say that the duty to disclose the conflict of interests was a…”