A comprehensive examination of the new Brussels IIb Regulation (2019/1111) which covers jurisdiction, decisions in matrimonial matters, matters of parental responsibility, and international child abduction. This book analyses every provision of the new Regulation, relevant case law, and the differences between this Regulation and its predecessor.
A comprehensive examination of the new Brussels IIb Regulation (2019/1111) which covers jurisdiction, decisions in matrimonial matters, matters of parental responsibility, and international child abduction. This book analyses every provision of the new Regulation, relevant case law, and the differences between this Regulation and its predecessor.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael Wilderspin is a former legal adviser to the European Commission (2002-2021) with special responsibility for private international law since 2008. He has been involved with the Brussels IIa Regulation since its entry into force in 2004 and handled numerous cases on the regulation referred to the European Court on behalf of the Commission. He was also involved in preparing the new version of the Regulation, Brussels IIa. Michael Wilderspin also served as a lecturer at Durham University, Université Panthéon-Assas Paris II, and Université Catholique de Louvain, and was Visiting Professor at the Université Lyon-III. His former publications include The European Private International Law of Obligations (5th edition, 2019), co-edited with Sir Richard Plender.
Inhaltsangabe
* Part I Introduction * 1: Context and Origins of Regulation No. 2019/1111 * Part II Connecting Factors, Scope, and Definitions * 2: The Main Connecting Factors of the Regulation * 3: Scope of the Regulation and Definitions * Part III Jurisdiction - Chapter II of the Regulation * 4: Jurisdiction in Matrimonial Matters * 5: Jurisdiction in Matters of Parental Responsibility * 6: Jurisdiction: Common Provisions * Part IV International Child Abduction - Chapter III of the Regulation * 7: International Child Abduction: Chapter III of the Regulation * Part V Recognition and Enforcement - Chapter IV of the Regulation * 8: Recognition, Enforceability, and Enforcement of Decisions * Part VI Cooperation Through Central Authorities in the Area of Parental Responsibility and General Provisions * 9: Central Authorities * 10: General and Final Provisions * Part VII Relationship with Other Instruments in the Area of Family Law * 11: Relationship with Other EU Regulations * 12: Relations with Other International Instruments
* Part I Introduction * 1: Context and Origins of Regulation No. 2019/1111 * Part II Connecting Factors, Scope, and Definitions * 2: The Main Connecting Factors of the Regulation * 3: Scope of the Regulation and Definitions * Part III Jurisdiction - Chapter II of the Regulation * 4: Jurisdiction in Matrimonial Matters * 5: Jurisdiction in Matters of Parental Responsibility * 6: Jurisdiction: Common Provisions * Part IV International Child Abduction - Chapter III of the Regulation * 7: International Child Abduction: Chapter III of the Regulation * Part V Recognition and Enforcement - Chapter IV of the Regulation * 8: Recognition, Enforceability, and Enforcement of Decisions * Part VI Cooperation Through Central Authorities in the Area of Parental Responsibility and General Provisions * 9: Central Authorities * 10: General and Final Provisions * Part VII Relationship with Other Instruments in the Area of Family Law * 11: Relationship with Other EU Regulations * 12: Relations with Other International Instruments
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