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From common rules to best practices in European Civil Procedure

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Mehr als 20 Experten aus Praxis und Wissenschaft diskutieren in diesem Band die Zukunft des EU-Zivilprozessverfahrens – von grenzüberschreitenden Problemen über das Prinzip des gegenseitigen Vertrauens bis zu „E-CODEX“ und Online-Streitschlichtung. Dabei werden grundlegende Modelle justizieller Zusammenarbeit diskutiert und entwickelt.

Bibliographic data

Copyright year
2017
Publication date
08.12.2017
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-4219-6
ISBN-Online
978-3-8452-8521-4
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Studies of the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law
Volume
8
Language
English
Pages
486
Product type
Edited Book

Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 8
  2. Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
    1. Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      1. (1) Policy and Legislative Perspectives No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      2. (2) An Academic Endeavour: the ELI-Unidroit European Rules of Civil Procedure No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      3. (3) From Common Rules to Best Practices No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
    2. Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      1. (1) Common Standards of EU Civil Procedure: Harmonization and Cooperation No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      2. (2) Procedural Innovation and e-Justice No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      3. (3) Alternative Dispute Resolution and Judicial Cooperation No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      4. (4) Promoting Best Practices in Judicial Cooperation No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
    3. Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      1. (1) Justice for Growth and Justice as an End in Itself No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      2. (2) Horizontal and/or Vertical Harmonization: Towards More Coherence No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      3. (3) Towards “Minimum Common Standards”? No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      4. (4) Best Practices: Uniform and Effective Application No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
      5. (5) Changing Dynamics in the EU No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
    4. (D) Concluding Remarks No access Burkhard Hess, Xandra Kramer
  3. Common Rules and Best Practices From the Perspective of the European Commission No access 31 - 34 Norel Rosner
  4. Common Rules and Best Practices From the Perspective of the European Parliament No access 35 - 42 Robert Bray
  5. Remo Caponi
    1. (A) Preliminary Remark No access Remo Caponi
    2. (B) The Notion of a “Standard” No access Remo Caponi
    3. (C) Procedural rules, financial resources, mindsets No access Remo Caponi
    4. (D) Harmonization of Civil Procedure: Criticism No access Remo Caponi
    5. (E) Praesumptio Similitudinis? No access Remo Caponi
    6. (F) Procedural Law and Culture No access Remo Caponi
    7. (G) Drivers of Harmonization of Civil Procedure No access Remo Caponi
    8. (H) The “Quiet [?] Power of Indicators” No access Remo Caponi
    9. (I) The ELI/UNIDROIT Joint Project on European Rules of Civil Procedure No access Remo Caponi
    10. (J) Goals of Civil Justice No access Remo Caponi
    11. (K) Concluding Remarks No access Remo Caponi
  6. C.H. van Rhee
    1. (A) Introduction No access C.H. van Rhee
    2. (B) Is Harmonization Necessary? No access C.H. van Rhee
    3. (C) How should Approximation be Achieved? No access C.H. van Rhee
    4. (D) Best Practices? No access C.H. van Rhee
    5. (E) How to Achieve Civil Procedural Alignment in Europe? No access C.H. van Rhee
    6. (F) Beyond Common Rules and Towards Best Practices; EU Justice Scoreboard No access C.H. van Rhee
    7. (G) Conclusion No access C.H. van Rhee
  7. Marta Requejo Isidro
    1. Marta Requejo Isidro
      1. (A) Introduction No access Marta Requejo Isidro
      2. Marta Requejo Isidro
        1. (1) Background and First Steps towards Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        2. (2) Procedural Safeguards: From 2000 to 2009 and Beyond No access Marta Requejo Isidro
      3. Marta Requejo Isidro
        1. (1) Mutual Recognition versus/and Approximation No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        2. Marta Requejo Isidro
          1. (a) Mutual Recognition, Approximation and Fundamental Rights No access Marta Requejo Isidro
          2. (b) The CJEU. Mutual Trust beyond Approximation No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        3. (3) Allocation of Roles between the Issuing and the Requested Member States No access Marta Requejo Isidro
      4. Marta Requejo Isidro
        1. (1) Procedures for Mutual Recognition No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        2. (2) Approximation of Procedural Rights and Safeguards No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        3. (3) Assessment No access Marta Requejo Isidro
      5. Marta Requejo Isidro
        1. Marta Requejo Isidro
          1. (a) A Divergent Wording No access Marta Requejo Isidro
          2. (b) Relevant Divergences No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        2. (2) Conceptual Bases. The Role of the Individual No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        3. (3) Nuances No access Marta Requejo Isidro
        4. (4) How, How Much No access Marta Requejo Isidro
      6. (F) Conclusion No access Marta Requejo Isidro
  8. Monique Hazelhorst
    1. (A) Introduction No access Monique Hazelhorst
    2. (B) Has Harmonisation in Criminal Justice Led to Harmonious Cooperation? No access Monique Hazelhorst
    3. (C) The Civil Justice Paradigm and the Role of Party Autonomy No access Monique Hazelhorst
    4. (D) Minimum Standards as Maximum Standards No access Monique Hazelhorst
    5. (E) Enforcement of Standards No access Monique Hazelhorst
    6. (F) Conclusion No access Monique Hazelhorst
  9. Christopher A. Whytock
    1. (A) Introduction No access Christopher A. Whytock
    2. (B) From the English Tradition to a United States Model No access Christopher A. Whytock
    3. Christopher A. Whytock
      1. (1) Procedural Diversity Across US States No access Christopher A. Whytock
      2. (2) Procedural Diversity within the Federal System No access Christopher A. Whytock
      3. (3) Procedural Diversity Between State Systems and the Federal System No access Christopher A. Whytock
      4. (4) Implications for the European Union No access Christopher A. Whytock
    4. Christopher A. Whytock
      1. (1) Full Faith and Credit No access Christopher A. Whytock
      2. (2) Fundamental Principles of Procedure No access Christopher A. Whytock
      3. (3) Implications for the EU No access Christopher A. Whytock
    5. (E) The Politics of Procedural Reform No access Christopher A. Whytock
    6. (G) Conclusion No access Christopher A. Whytock
  10. Jan von Hein
    1. (A) Introduction No access Jan von Hein
    2. (B) Reasons for legal transplants from the federal or European level to the member states No access Jan von Hein
    3. Jan von Hein
      1. Jan von Hein
        1. (a) Recognition and enforcement of third-state judgments No access Jan von Hein
        2. (b) Public policy No access Jan von Hein
        3. (c) Service of documents No access Jan von Hein
      2. Jan von Hein
        1. (a) In general No access Jan von Hein
        2. (b) Place of performance in contractual litigation No access Jan von Hein
        3. (c) Choice-of-court agreements with consumers No access Jan von Hein
        4. (d) Violations of personality rights via the internet No access Jan von Hein
        5. (e) Negative declaratory action and lis alibi pendens No access Jan von Hein
      3. (3) Conclusion No access Jan von Hein
    4. (D) Top-down harmonization No access Jan von Hein
    5. (E) "Full faith and credit" and mutual trust No access Jan von Hein
    6. (F) The political dimension No access Jan von Hein
    7. (G) Conclusion No access Jan von Hein
  11. Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
    1. (A) Introduction No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
    2. (B) Research Methodology No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
    3. (C) European Civil Procedures No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
    4. Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
      1. (1) An introduction to the project No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
      2. Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
        1. (a) Key legal requirements No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
        2. (b) Key technological requirements No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
        3. (c) Additional requirements No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
      3. (3) The e-codex solution No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
      4. (4) From developing to piloting No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
    5. Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
      1. (1) Knowledge creation on cross-border procedures No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
      2. (2) Policy making and Political dimensions No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
    6. (F) Concluding remarks No access Marco Velicogna, Giampiero Lupo
  12. John Sorabji
    1. (A) Introduction No access John Sorabji
    2. (B) Background to the Reforms No access John Sorabji
    3. John Sorabji
      1. (1) The first route – The HMCTS Reform Programme No access John Sorabji
      2. (2) The second route – JUSTICE, the CJC and the CCSR No access John Sorabji
    4. (D) Inspiration for European Convergence No access John Sorabji
    5. (E) Conclusion No access John Sorabji
  13. Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
    1. (A) Introduction No access Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
    2. (B) Where It All Began: At the Origins of the Cross-border Access to Justice Topic No access Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
    3. Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
      1. (1) e-Law No access Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
      2. Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
        1. The deployment of e-CODEX in the Civil Law domain experience No access Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
    4. Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
      1. (1) An Example of User Story Derived From the API for Justice Project: DIY Application for the European Order for Payment No access Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
      2. (2) Getting away from frustration No access Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
    5. (E) Where to Go From Here No access Ernst Steigenga, Marco Velicogna
  14. Eva Storskrubb
    1. (A) Introduction: A Triad of Issues No access Eva Storskrubb
    2. Eva Storskrubb
      1. (1) Background No access Eva Storskrubb
      2. Eva Storskrubb
        1. (a) Aims, Scope and Functions No access Eva Storskrubb
        2. (b) Achievements and Future Projects No access Eva Storskrubb
        3. (c) e-CODEX No access Eva Storskrubb
      3. Eva Storskrubb
        1. (a) Challenge of Decentralisation and Interoperability No access Eva Storskrubb
        2. (b) Challenge of Functionality No access Eva Storskrubb
        3. (c) Additional Challenges No access Eva Storskrubb
    3. Eva Storskrubb
      1. (1) Domestic Models in the EU No access Eva Storskrubb
      2. Eva Storskrubb
        1. (a) EU Civil Justice Acts No access Eva Storskrubb
        2. (b) Other Structures and Models No access Eva Storskrubb
      3. (3) Issues for the Legislator No access Eva Storskrubb
    4. Eva Storskrubb
      1. (1) General Perspective: What is the Crux? No access Eva Storskrubb
      2. (2) EU Perspective: An Easy Fix or a True Change? No access Eva Storskrubb
  15. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
    1. (A) Introductory Remarks No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
    2. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      1. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        1. (a) For the Users of Judicial Services No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        2. (b) For Third Individuals No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        3. (c) For the Providers of Judicial Services No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      2. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        1. (a) Court Fees No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        2. (b) Costs Arising from Taking of Evidence No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        3. (c) Attorney Fees No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      3. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        1. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          1. (i) Inter partes No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          2. (ii) Inter users No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        2. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          1. (i) The allocation of costs on taxpayers No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          2. (ii) The limits of the allocation of costs to taxpayers in time of crisis No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        3. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          1. (i) Legal aid No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          2. (ii) Mutualising litigation risks among potential litigants No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          3. (iii) Litigation investors No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
    3. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      1. (1) Pre-litigation Costs No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      2. (2) Cost of Service No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      3. (3) Cost of Translation No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      4. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        1. (a) Ex officio Application of Foreign Law No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
        2. Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          1. (i) National practices No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
          2. (ii) International and EU instruments No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
      5. (5) Cost of Enforcement No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
    4. (D) Conclusions No access Adriani Dori, Vincent Richard
  16. Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
    1. (A) Introduction No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
    2. (B) Rise and Autonomy of CDR No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
    3. Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
      1. (1) A(C)DR No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
      2. (2) New Approaches of Enforcement No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
    4. Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
      1. (1) ADR Directive No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
      2. (2) Guide for Regulating Dispute Resolution No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
      3. (3) EU Collective Redress Policy No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
      4. (4) Human Rights No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
      5. (5) Administrative Justice No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
    5. (E) Conclusion No access Christopher Hodges, Stefaan Voet
  17. Pablo Cortés
    1. (A) Introduction No access Pablo Cortés
    2. (B) The Limited Success of the European Small Claims Procedure And The Reasons Behind Its Limited Use No access Pablo Cortés
    3. Pablo Cortés
      1. (1) Increasing the Economic Ceiling for Small Claims and Requiring Proportionate Fees No access Pablo Cortés
      2. (2) Greater Use of Electronic Communications No access Pablo Cortés
      3. (3) Extension of the Information Obligations No access Pablo Cortés
      4. (4) The Enforcement Stage No access Pablo Cortés
    4. (D) Obstacles in the Enforcement Process No access Pablo Cortés
    5. Pablo Cortés
      1. (1) The Need for Greater Synergy No access Pablo Cortés
      2. (2) Pre-Action ODR No access Pablo Cortés
      3. (3) Court-Annexed ADR Processes No access Pablo Cortés
      4. (4) The EU ODR Platform No access Pablo Cortés
    6. (F) Conclusions No access Pablo Cortés
  18. Fernando Gascón Inchausti
    1. Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      1. (1) Synergies between ADR and Court Proceedings No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      2. (2) Transplants or Cross-fertilization between ADR and Court Proceedings to Overcome the Obstacles of Cross-border Litigation No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
    2. Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      1. (1) The Adjudicator Issue No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      2. (2) The Place for the Development of Proceedings No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      3. (3) The Issue of Language No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      4. (4) Case Management No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      5. (5) Costs No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
    3. Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      1. (1) Finding the Appropriate Body to Resolve a C2B Dispute No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      2. (2) Costs No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      3. (3) Duration No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      4. (4) Language No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
      5. (5) The Issue of Enforcement No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
    4. (D) Final Remarks No access Fernando Gascón Inchausti
  19. Jolanda Girzl
    1. (A) The European Consumer Centres Network (ECC-Net) No access Jolanda Girzl
    2. (B) Judicial co-operation No access Jolanda Girzl
    3. (C) ADR entities and ODR-platform No access Jolanda Girzl
    4. (D) Enforcement and Consumer Protection Cooperation network No access Jolanda Girzl
  20. Gilles Cuniberti
    1. (A) Scope No access Gilles Cuniberti
    2. Gilles Cuniberti
      1. (1) The Field is Occupied by European Legislation No access Gilles Cuniberti
      2. (2) The Field is Occupied by National Legislation No access Gilles Cuniberti
    3. Gilles Cuniberti
      1. (1) When is there a need to further Mutual Trust? No access Gilles Cuniberti
      2. (2) The Example of Judicial Expertise No access Gilles Cuniberti
    4. (D) Identifying Best Practices No access Gilles Cuniberti
    5. (E) Promoting Best Practices No access Gilles Cuniberti
  21. Karim Mahari
    1. (A) Context No access Karim Mahari
    2. (B) European Order for Payment Procedure: Practical Feedback from the Companies No access Karim Mahari
    3. (C) Best Practices in Companies Support No access Karim Mahari
  22. How can the best practices of legal professionals with judicial cooperation be operationalised to improve mutual trust? No access 455 - 458 Arturo Picciotto
  23. Elena Alina Onţanu
    1. (A) Introduction No access Elena Alina Onţanu
    2. (B) Methodology No access Elena Alina Onţanu
    3. (C) European Uniform Procedures No access Elena Alina Onţanu
    4. (D) Implementation Within National System and Practice No access Elena Alina Onţanu
    5. (E) Use of the European Uniform Procedures No access Elena Alina Onţanu
    6. (F) Best Practices: a Way to Address National Differences No access Elena Alina Onţanu
    7. (G) Final Remarks No access Elena Alina Onţanu
  24. Marcel Storme
    1. (A) Lecture in Milano No access Marcel Storme
    2. (B) The third World Congress of the IAPL No access Marcel Storme
  25. Index No access 485 - 486

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