Morocco Judicial Seminar on Cross-Border Protection of Children and Families on 2010-12-23 announced the development entitled “Morocco Judicial Seminar on Cross-Border Protection of Children and Families”. The announcement concerns a development in the context of International / HCCH; Morocco.
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Landmark international seminar on Hague Choice of Court Convention | Seminario internacional sobre el Convenio de La Haya sobre Acuerdos de Elección de Foro on 2010-12-10 published the legal development “Landmark international seminar on Hague Choice of Court Convention | <em>Seminario…
Alibaba, Arzu authored the academic publication “KKTC HUKUKUNDA YABANCILARIN ÇALIŞMA HAK VE ÖZGÜRLÜĞÜ” in Ankara Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi, Vol. 59 No.
Andreas Fötschl’s article in the European Review of Private Law addresses the relationship between the European Certificate of Succession and the national succession certificates already in place across the Member States, which differ in legal character and effect.
It states that the MOU will enter into force once all ASEAN Member States notify the ASEAN Secretary-General in writing that they have completed their internal formalities.
Mihail Danov’s work is a journal article published in the Journal of Private International Law. Its title establishes that it addresses cross-border collective redress proceedings and judgments in the context of the Brussels I Regulation; the record gives the DOI as 10.5235/174410410792166520.
Johannes Baur’s article in Air and Space Law explains that, since the Soviet period, EU carriers have had to pay royalties for the right to overfly Russian territory on flights from Europe to Asia.
Alberto Alvarez-Jiménez’s article in the Journal of International Arbitration examines the requirement that a state invoking customary necessity must not have substantially contributed to the situation of necessity.
It addresses the nature, scope and effect of States’ designation of air traffic service providers, liability, regulatory and supervisory issues, and institutional alternatives to the classical state-to-state delegation model, including multinational providers in Functional Airspace Blocks.
At a meeting held on 23–25 March 2010, the Hague Conference on Private International Law and the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children jointly examined the legal issues arising from cross-border family relocation.
Australia accedes to Hague Service Convention on 2010-03-15 announced the development entitled “Australia accedes to Hague Service Convention”. The announcement concerns a development in the context of Australia.
African Governments urged to adopt Hague Conventions on Children on 2010-02-23 announced the development entitled “African Governments urged to adopt Hague Conventions on Children”.
Wouters and M. Den Heijer authored “The Marine I Case: a Comment,” published in the International Journal of Refugee Law, with DOI 10.1093/ijrl/eep031.
50 Contracting States for the Hague Evidence Convention on 2009-12-14 announced the development entitled “50 Contracting States for the Hague Evidence Convention”. The announcement concerns a development in the context of International / HCCH; Republic of Korea.
It states that the Protocol will enter into force on the sixtieth day after the sixth instrument of ratification or acceptance is deposited by an ASEAN Member State and will be effective only among Member States that have ratified or accepted it.
Richard Garnett and Megan Richardson’s article, published in the Journal of Private International Law, addresses the relationship between the English right to reputation and the American right to free speech in cross-border libel cases.