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Marco Eißing

"Elemente des Sachverhalts" im Sinne von Art. 3 Abs. 3 Rom I-VO

Jose Marcano

Por parte de las autoridades del Cuerpo de Investigaciones Científicas Penales y Criminalísticas Delegación Municipal Porlamar Estado Nueva Esparta

Valoración de los derechos humanos de los privados de libertad

Studien zum ausländischen und internationalen Privatrecht

In the European Union, the rules of international property law have not yet been harmonized, which is why the Member States continue to rely on their respective national regulations of private international law. Nina Fischer describes the difficulties this situation poses for the single market and the common legal area. She argues that the harmonization of international property law by the European Union is a necessary part of the solution. After providing an overview of the legal prerequisites for such harmonization and the approaches that already exist, a comparative analysis of the Member States' codifications of international property law serves to identify the key issues that any harmonization effort must address. This is followed by a concise discussion of the methods to be applied and the objectives pursued in the process of harmonization. The core of the study consists of comparative examinations of the Member States' codifications and other selected legal texts, as well as the ensuing discussions of possible solutions to the individual issues in light of the objectives previously outlined. Finally, the proposed regulation is presented in German, English, and French versions. The fundamental connecting factor remains the 
 situs
 (the place where the property is situated). This connecting factor is supplemented by a few narrowly defined exceptions. Within clearly delineated limits, party autonomy is permitted. A central feature of the proposal is a detailed regulation of the change of applicable law (
 statute change
 ).

Ein Vorschlag zur Rechtsvereinheitlichung

Internationales Sachenrecht in der Europäischen Union

Recht Wirtschaft Steuern - Handbuch

Kryptowährungen und Token

Orell Füssli Kommentar / OFK

Das gesamte Internationale Privat- und Verfahrensrecht der Schweiz im handlichen Format – ein Muss für alle, die auf internationalem Feld tätig sind.Der Kommentar erläutert aktuell und fundiert alle Bestimmungen zum Bundesgesetz über das Internationale Privatrecht (IPRG) und zum Lugano-Übereinkommen (LugÜ). Er berücksichtigt dabei die neuste Rechtsprechung des Schweizerischen Bundesgerichts und des Europäischen Gerichtshofs.

Kommentar zum Internationalen Privatrecht, dem Lugano-Übereinkommen sowie weitere Erlasse

IPRG/LugÜ Kommentar

Ce recueil est destiné aux étudiantes et étudiants en droit international privé souhaitant s’entraîner à la résolution de cas pratiques. Il couvre les principales questions de compétence, de droit applicable, de reconnaissance/exequatur et d’entraide judiciaire. L’ouvrage met l’accent sur les sources essentielles en Suisse, notamment la LDIP, la Convention de Lugano et les conventions de La Haye en vigueur. A l’aide d‘un schéma de résolution général garantissant une approche complète et structurée, les utilisateurs apprennent à raisonner comme un ou une juge suisse face à une situation à caractère international.

Le recueil débute par un schéma détaillé exposant la méthodologie de résolution des cas pratiques. Il propose ensuite une septantaine de cas, couvrant les questions de compétence, de droit applicable, de reconnaissance/exequatur et d’entraide, classés par thèmes selon la structure de la loi (famille, successions, contrats, sociétés, etc.). Dans chaque chapitre, la difficulté des cas augmente progressivement.

- Entraînement à la résolution de cas pratiques en DIP
- Méthodologie claire et structurée
- Large couverture thématique
- Complément idéal aux « Tables pour les études et la pratique » des mêmes auteurs

Recueil de cas

Droit international privé

Neutrality as an ideal of private international law (PIL) is being criticized. In times of global challenges and diverging social values, it seems like an anomaly. However, neutrality is already relative from the outset. What does it refer to? Who exercises it? How far does it extend? Moreover, the debate in PIL only covers half of the question of neutrality. At a preceding level, international civil procedure law determines to what extent conflict of laws, which claims neutrality for itself, is applied at all. Linda Meister approaches these complex problems by establishing categories of neutrality. These categories are compared with historical and current developments and are assessed from a legal-theoretical perspective. This creates the necessary basis for a well-founded balancing of neutrality against other principles of PIL and international civil procedure.

Neutralität im Internationalen Privat- und Zivilverfahrensrecht

Vanessa Grifo develops a framework for a sociology of migration analysis of private international personal status and family law. The aim is to uncover the conflicts of interest that shape legislation and judicial decision-making in the context of migration. In migration sociology, the concept of the post-migrant society describes how politics and society have been renegotiating the cultural integration of immigrants since federal policymakers first acknowledged in 2001 that "Germany is a country of immigration." In this process, conflicts between the cultural identity of immigrants and the national identity of the host society-often articulated particularly in relation to Muslim immigrants-are being newly balanced. Within these post-migrant identity conflicts, private international law (PIL) assumes a distinctive mediating function, as it determines which legal order governs the private status relationships of immigrants. The application of foreign legal systems, particularly those shaped by Islamic law, may challenge elements of the national identity of the host country. With the concept of a "Jurisprudence of Identities," the author proposes a new analytical framework for private international personal status and family law. She demonstrates that the criteria developed in migration sociology for analyzing post-migrant identity conflicts can be translated into the concepts and methods of private international law. A sociology of migration analysis of selected legislative acts and judicial decisions since the 1970s reveals that, since the turn of the millennium, courts and legislators no longer automatically equate immigrants' cultural identity with the law of their country of origin. At the same time, they increasingly draw on the national identity of the host country when shaping and applying conflict of laws rules. As a result, conflict of laws doctrine reflects a shift in the understanding of integration-from a pluralist approach toward one that is increasingly assimilation-oriented.

Eine migrationssoziologische Analyse von Interessenkonflikten im Internationalen Personen- und Familienrecht

Identitätsjurisprudenz im Internationalen Privatrecht

Tables pour les études et la pratique

In a nutshell

Internationales Privat- und Zivilprozessrecht

Streitbeilegung und Streitvermeidung im Zivilrecht - Schriftenreihe des Munich Center for Dispute Resolution(Q30) Streitbeilegung und Streitvermeid

Schiedsverfahren unter Wegfall der mündlichen Verhandlung und Beschränkung der Beweismittel

Schriftliche Schiedsverfahren

The property law connection of blockchain tokens still faces several challenges. Not only does decentralized storage appear, at first glance, to make the application of the 
 lex rei sitae
 impossible, but a token-specific property statute must also accommodate the fact that it encompasses both a transaction within the purely decentralized Bitcoin network and the ICO of a blockchain-based security issued by an issuer. Ownership rights in tokens-which can have great practical importance, for instance in cases of insolvency or enforcement-cannot be determined through the application of other conflict-of-law statutes. For rights and dispositions over blockchain-based securities, existing provisions, notably § 17a of the German Custody Act (
 Depotgesetz
 , DepotG) and § 32 of the Electronic Securities Act (
 elektronisches Wertpapiergesetz
 , eWpG), can be applied. Particular challenges arise from the definition of the term "security," which must be interpreted autonomously and given a broad scope of application. An analogous application of § 17a DepotG and § 32 eWpG to tokens issued on a centrally maintained register or by an issuer is possible. Tokens traded on purely decentralized blockchains without intermediaries can be connected through Articles 43 and 46 of the Introductory Act to the Civil Code (
 Einführungsgesetz zum Bürgerlichen Gesetzbuch
 , EGBGB), whereby the often impractical connection to the place where the asset is situated must be corrected by a fallback connection under Article 46 EGBGB. The governing law should be that of the jurisdiction in which the person who last acquired ownership of the token-through possession of the private key-in the context of a transaction presumably relevant under property law can be identified. A Europe-wide codification of a dedicated token property statute, incorporating the connection points mentioned above, would be desirable in order to eliminate existing legal uncertainties.

Das Internationale Sachenrecht der Blockchain-Token

Christiana Bradshaw examines issues of private international law relating to the civil liability of private companies for violations of legally protected interests along transnational supply chains. Can the conflict-of-laws applicability of supply-chain-related liability norms be secured through the instrument of overriding mandatory provisions? Starting from German law, including the Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG), the author shows that corporate liability de lege lata does not exist with legal certainty. Moreover, European conflict of laws rules in typical supply chain scenarios regularly lead to the application of foreign law, so that civil liability has so far largely failed. Against this background, Christiana Bradshaw analyses overriding mandatory provisions in the light of the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union. Particular importance is attached to Article 29(7) CSDDD, which is intended to ensure the mandatory application of the liability rules. Finally, the study outlines possible future implementation options for the German legislature as well as opportunities and limitations of overriding mandatory provisions.

Zugleich ein Beitrag zur Dogmatik der Eingriffsnormen

Kollisionsrechtliche Absicherung der Unternehmenshaftung in Lieferketten

"Elemente des Sachverhalts" im Sinne von Art. 3 Abs. 3 Rom I-VO

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