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Colloquies on European Civil Procedure
Exploring the ELI-UNIDROIT Model European Rules of Civil Procedure
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This volume brings law to life through a free and lively dialogue on the new Model European Rules of Civil Procedure. In it, some of Europeâs leading jurists engage in a free-wheeling discussion of the most important issues in procedural law today. With its elegant style and unconventional intellectual approach, Colloquies stands out as a rare gem of comparative legal literature.
Marco de Benito holds the Jean Monnet Chair in European Civil Procedure at IE University. His research focuses on comparative civil procedure, international arbitration, private law, and legal history. He arbitrates and advises on international matters.
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
1 Goals and Methodology
âMarco de Benito, Fernando Gascón, Xandra Kramer and Paul Oberhammer
2 Case Management
âMarco de Benito, Anna Nylund, John Sorabji and Rolf Stürner
3 Party Autonomy
âRemo Caponi and Marco de Benito
4 Obligations of Parties, Lawyers, and Judges
âMarco de Benito, Marco Gradi, (C. H.) Remco van Rhee and Alan Uzelac
5 Service of Process
âAstrid Stadler, Eva Storskrubb, Alan Uzelac, Enrique Vallines and MarÃa Luisa VillamarÃn
6 Evidence
âMarco de Benito, Fernando Gascón, Michele Angelo Lupoi and Michael Stürner
7 Provisional and Protective Measures
âMarco de Benito, Javier Gilsanz, Fernando de la Mataâ and Jaime Vegas
8 Collective Proceedings
âMarco Gradi, Elisabetta Silvestri, Ianika Tzankova and Stefaan Voet
9 Costs and Funding
âAlbert Henke, Paul Oberhammer and Eva Storskrubb
10 Judgments, Lis Pendens, Res Judicata
âChristoph Kern, Enrique Vallines, Tanja Domej and Jesús Loma
11 Appeals
âMarco de Benito, Frédérique Ferrand and Christoph Kern
12 Translation
âMarco de Benito and Emmanuel Jeuland
13 Where from Here?
âPaolo Biavati, Marco de Benito, Frédérique Ferrand and Burkhard Hess
Appendix: ELI-UNIDROIT Model European Rules of Civil Procedure
Index
Preface
Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
1 Goals and Methodology
âMarco de Benito, Fernando Gascón, Xandra Kramer and Paul Oberhammer
2 Case Management
âMarco de Benito, Anna Nylund, John Sorabji and Rolf Stürner
3 Party Autonomy
âRemo Caponi and Marco de Benito
4 Obligations of Parties, Lawyers, and Judges
âMarco de Benito, Marco Gradi, (C. H.) Remco van Rhee and Alan Uzelac
5 Service of Process
âAstrid Stadler, Eva Storskrubb, Alan Uzelac, Enrique Vallines and MarÃa Luisa VillamarÃn
6 Evidence
âMarco de Benito, Fernando Gascón, Michele Angelo Lupoi and Michael Stürner
7 Provisional and Protective Measures
âMarco de Benito, Javier Gilsanz, Fernando de la Mataâ and Jaime Vegas
8 Collective Proceedings
âMarco Gradi, Elisabetta Silvestri, Ianika Tzankova and Stefaan Voet
9 Costs and Funding
âAlbert Henke, Paul Oberhammer and Eva Storskrubb
10 Judgments, Lis Pendens, Res Judicata
âChristoph Kern, Enrique Vallines, Tanja Domej and Jesús Loma
11 Appeals
âMarco de Benito, Frédérique Ferrand and Christoph Kern
12 Translation
âMarco de Benito and Emmanuel Jeuland
13 Where from Here?
âPaolo Biavati, Marco de Benito, Frédérique Ferrand and Burkhard Hess
Appendix: ELI-UNIDROIT Model European Rules of Civil Procedure
Index
Legal academics. Practising lawyers. Law students (it is not a textbook but may be included as reading in undergraduate and postgraduate courses in civil procedure). Policy makers.