The application of foreign law in civil matters in the EU member states and its perspectives for the future : JLS/2009/JCIV/PR/0005/E4 ; Synthesis report with recommendations

Year of publication:	2011-07-11
Institutions:	Schweizerisches Institut für Rechtsvergleichung, Lausanne ; Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz (contributor)
Subject:	Ausland \| foreign countries \| EU \| Recht \| law \| Rechtsanwendung \| legal usage \| Zivilrecht \| civil law

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Executive Summary
1. Legal Analysis
2. Empirical and Statistical Analysis
3. Recommendations
Summary Legal Analysis
Introduction
1. The Binding Force of the Conflict of Law Rules
2. Foreign Law Ascertainment
3. Failure of Determination of Foreign Law
4. The Control of Correct Application of Foreign Law
5. Application of Foreign Law by Non-Judicial Authorities
Summary Empirical Analysis
1. Methodology
2. Frequency of Resort to Foreign Law
3. Treatment of Foreign Law in Practice
4. Access to Information on Foreign Law
Recommendations
1. Scope
2. Binding Power of the EU Conflict-of-Law Rules
3. Establishment of the Content of Applicable Foreign Law
4. When the Foreign Law Cannot Be Established
5. Review by Higher Courts
6. Application by Non-judicial Authorities
Appendix
List of Authors Legal Analysis
List of Authors Empirical Analysis

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