STUDY ON RESIDUAL JURISDICTION : (Review of the Member States’ Rules concerning the “Residual Jurisdiction” of their courts in Civil and Commercial Matters pursuant to the Brussels I and II Regulations) ; GENERAL REPORT (FINAL VERSION DATED 3 SEPTEMBER 2007)
| Year of publication: |
2007-09-03
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| Authors: | Nuyts, Arnaud |
| Other Persons: | Szychowska, Katarzyna (contributor) |
| Publisher: |
Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz, Freiheit und Sicherheit |
| Subject: | EU | Europäisches Recht | European Law | Handelsrecht | Commercial Law | Kindeswohl | child well-being | Rechtssicherheit | stability of law | Zivilrecht | civil law |
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- INTRODUCTION
- PART I
- COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL REPORTS
- (A) GENERAL STRUCTURE OF NATIONAL JURISDICTIONAL RULES FOR CROSSBORDERDISPUTES
- (B) BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL CONVENTIONS
- (C) APPLICABLE NATIONAL RULES PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 4 OF THE BRUSSELS I REGULATION
- (D) NATIONAL JURISDICTION & ENFORCEMENT OF NON-EU JUDGMENTS
- (E) DECLINING JURISDICTION
- (F) THE ADEQUATE PROTECTION (OR LACK THEREOF) OF EU NATIONALS AND/OR DOMICILIARIES THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF NATIONAL JURISDICTIONAL RULES
- (G) RESIDUAL JURISDICTION UNDER THE NEW BRUSSELS II REGULATION
- PART II
- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE PROPOSED FURTHER
- HARMONISATION OF JURISDICTION
- (A) THE INITIAL OBJECTIVE OF REGULATING JURISDICTION IN “COMMUNITYDISPUTES”
- (B) THE MAIN OPTIONS FOR THE PROPOSED HARMONIZATION
- (C) PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE SUPPRESSION OF THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN EU AND NON-EU DEFENDANTS
- (D) FURTHER HARMONIZATION OF JURISDICTION UNDER BRUSSELS II
- CONCLUSIONS
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