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Jurisdiction, Recognition and Enforcement in Matrimonial and Parental Responsibility Matters: A Commentary on Regulation 2019/1111 (Brussels IIb)

Jurisdiction, Recognition and Enforcement in Matrimonial and Parental Responsibility Matters: A Commentary on Regulation 2019/1111 (Brussels IIb)

Name: Jurisdiction, Recognition and Enforcement in Matrimonial and Parental Responsibility Matters: A Commentary on Regulation 2019/1111 (Brussels IIb)
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781839103971
Price: 3455.14 HKD
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Author: Cristina Gonza lez Beilfuss; Laura Carpaneto; Thalia Kruger; Ilaria Pretelli; Mirela Zupan
ISBN: 9781839103971

Edited by Cristina Gonza lez Beilfuss · Laura Carpaneto · Thalia Kruger · Ilaria Pretelli · Mirela Zupan

Edward Elgar Publishing July 2023

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9781839103971
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: July 2023
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

This authoritative Commentary on the recast Regulation 2019/1111 on matters of matrimonial and parental responsibility presents a forensic analysis of the Regulation and is authored by an international cast of leading experts in family law and private international law.

Employing a granular, article-by-article approach, the Commentary acts as a detailed reference point on the uniform jurisdiction rules for divorce, legal separation and marriage annulment, as well as for disputes over parental responsibility with an international element, including child abduction. It provides clear guidance on and interpretation of the jurisdictional rules on collaboration of authorities and on the recognition and execution of judicial verdicts.

Key Features:

Provides comprehensive article-by-article analysis
Written by leading experts
Adopts a practice-oriented approach to fully demonstrate the application of Regulation 2019/1111
Includes expansive reference to case-law and legal writings, considering relevant EU regulations

This meticulous and ambitious Commentary will be an indispensable companion for those involved in and practising family law, particularly in cases with a cross-border element, including judges, lawyers and child protection authorities. It will additionally be valuable for scholars of European family law and private international law.

General introduction 1; Cristina González Beilfuss and Thalia Kruger; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER I SCOPE AND DEFINITIONS; Cristina González Beilfuss; 1.
Scope 10: Cristina González Beilfuss; 2.
Definitions 28: Cristina González Beilfuss; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER II ‘JURISDICTION IN MATRIMONIAL MATTERS AND IN MATTERS OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY’; Laura Carpaneto and Mirela Župan; 3.
General jurisdiction 59: Mirela Župan; 4.
Counterclaim 75: Mirela Župan; 5.
Conversion of legal separation to divorce 79: Mirela Župan; 6.
Residual jurisdiction 82: Mirela Župan; 7.
General jurisdiction 89: Cristina González Beilfuss; 8.
Continuing jurisdiction in relation to access rights 101: Cristina González Beilfuss; 9.
Jurisdiction in cases of the wrongful removal or retention of a child 106: Thalia Kruger; 10.
Choice of court 114: Cristina González Beilfuss; 11.
Jurisdiction based on the presence of the child 126: Laura Carpaneto; 12.
Transfer of jurisdiction to a court of another Member State 136: Mirela Župan; 13.
Request for transfer of jurisdiction by a court of a Member State not having jurisdiction 152: Mirela Župan; 14.
Residual jurisdiction 156: Cristina González Beilfuss; 15.
Provisional, including protective, measures in urgent cases 162: Ilaria Pretelli; 16.
Incidental question 177: Cristina González Beilfuss; 17.
Seising of a court 183: Mirela Župan; 18.
Examination as to jurisdiction 193: Mirela Župan; 19.
Examination as to admissibility 200: Mirela Župan; 20.
Lis pendens and dependent actions 207: Mirela Župan; 21.
Right of the child to express his or her views 221: Laura Carpaneto; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER III ‘INTERNATIONAL CHILD ABDUCTION’; Thalia Kruger; 22.
Return of the child under the 1980 Hague Convention 246: Thalia Kruger; 23.
Receipt and processing of applications by Central Authorities 248: Thalia Kruger; 24.
Expeditious court proceedings 251: Thalia Kruger; 25.
Alternative dispute resolution 257: Thalia Kruger; 26.
Right of the child to express his or her views in return proceedings 268: Laura Carpaneto; 27.
Procedure for the return of a child 275: Thalia Kruger; 28.
Enforcement of decisions ordering the return of a child 288: Thalia Kruger; 29.
Procedure following a refusal to return the child under point (b) of Article 13(1) and Article 13(2) of the 1980: Hague Convention 292; Thalia Kruger; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER IV ‘RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT’; Ilaria Pretelli; 30.
Recognition of a decision 317: Ilaria Pretelli; 31.
Documents to be produced for recognition 331: Ilaria Pretelli; 32.
Absence of documents 337: Ilaria Pretelli; 33.
Stay of proceedings 340: Ilaria Pretelli; 34.
Enforceable decisions 342: Ilaria Pretelli; 35.
Documents to be produced for enforcement 347: Ilaria Pretelli; 36.
Issuance of the certificate 352: Ilaria Pretelli; 37.
Rectification of the certificate 355: Ilaria Pretelli; 38.
Grounds for refusal of recognition of decisions in matrimonial matters 358: Ilaria Pretelli; 39.
Grounds for refusal of recognition of decisions in matters of parental responsibility 384: Ilaria Pretelli; 40.
Procedure for refusal of recognition 402: Ilaria Pretelli; 41.
Grounds for refusal of enforcement of decisions in matters of parental responsibility 404: Ilaria Pretelli; 42.
Scope 406: Thalia Kruger; 43.
Recognition 410: Thalia Kruger; 44.
Stay of proceedings 413: Thalia Kruger; 45.
Enforceable decisions 416: Thalia Kruger; 46.
Documents to be produced for enforcement 421: Thalia Kruger; 47.
Issuance of the certificate 425: Thalia Kruger; 48.
Rectification and withdrawal of the certificate 431: Thalia Kruger; 49.
Certificate on lack or limitation of enforceability 434: Thalia Kruger; 50.
Irreconcilable decisions 437: Thalia Kruger; 51.
Enforcement procedure 440: Cristina González Beilfuss; 52.
Authorities competent for enforcement 447: Cristina González Beilfuss; 53.
Partial enforcement 448: Cristina González Beilfuss; 54.
Arrangements for the exercise of rights of access 451: Cristina González Beilfuss; 55.
Service of certificate and decision 456: Cristina González Beilfuss; 56.
Suspension and refusal 462: Cristina González Beilfuss; 57.
Grounds for suspension or refusal of enforcement under national law 469: Cristina González Beilfuss; 58.
Jurisdiction of authorities or courts competent for refusal of enforcement 472: Cristina González Beilfuss; 59.
Application for refusal of enforcement 474: Cristina González Beilfuss; 60.
Expeditious procedures 477: Cristina González Beilfuss; 61.
Challenge or appeal 479: Cristina González Beilfuss; 62.
Further challenge or appeal 481: Cristina González Beilfuss; 63.
Stay of proceedings 482: Cristina González Beilfuss; 64.
Scope 485: Cristina González Beilfuss; 65.
Recognition of authentic instruments and agreements 489: Cristina González Beilfuss; 66.
Certificate 492: Cristina González Beilfuss; 67.
Rectification and withdrawal of the certificate 495: Cristina González Beilfuss; 68.
Grounds for refusal of recognition or enforcement 497: Cristina González Beilfuss; 69.
Prohibition of review of jurisdiction of the court of origin 501: Mirela Župan; 70.
Differences in applicable law 506: Laura Carpaneto; 71.
Non-review as to substance 511: Ilaria Pretelli; 72.
Appeal in certain Member States 514: Ilaria Pretelli; 73.
Costs 516: Ilaria Pretelli; 74.
Legal aid 518: Ilaria Pretelli; 75.
Security, bond or deposit 522: Ilaria Pretelli; 76.
Designation of Central Authorities 525: Mirela Župan; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER V ‘COOPERATION IN MATTERS OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY’; Mirela Župan; 77.
General tasks of Central Authorities 540: Mirela Župan; 78.
Requests through Central Authorities 547: Mirela Župan; 79.
Specific tasks of requested Central Authorities 553: Mirela Župan; 80.
Cooperation on collecting and exchanging information relevant in procedures in matters of parental: responsibility 562; Mirela Župan; 81.
Implementation of decisions in matters of parental responsibility in another Member State 568: Mirela Župan; 82.
Placement of a child in another Member State 571: Laura Carpaneto; 83.
Costs of Central Authorities 589: Laura Carpaneto; 84.
Meetings of Central Authorities 593: Laura Carpaneto; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER VI ‘GENERAL PROVISIONS’; Laura Carpaneto and Mirela Župan; 85.
Scope 602: Mirela Župan; 86.
Cooperation and communication between courts 603: Mirela Župan; 87.
Collection and transmission of information 612: Mirela Župan; 88.
Notification of the data subject 619: Mirela Župan; 89.
Non-disclosure of information 625: Mirela Župan; 90.
Legislation or other similar formality 629: Thalia Kruger; 91.
Languages 633: Ilaria Pretelli; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER VII ‘DELEGATED ACTS’; Laura Carpaneto; 92.
Amendments to the Annexes 643: Laura Carpaneto; 93.
Exercise of the delegation 646: Laura Carpaneto; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER VIII ‘RELATIONS WITH OTHER INSTRUMENTS’; Laura Carpaneto650; 94.
Relations with other instruments 655: Laura Carpaneto; 95.
Relations with certain multilateral conventions 663: Laura Carpaneto; 96.
Relation with the 1980 Hague Convention 667: Laura Carpaneto; 97.
Scope of effect 671: Relation with the Hague Convention; 98.
Scope of effect 684: Laura Carpaneto; 99.
Treaties with the Holy See 687: Laura Carpaneto; INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER IX ‘FINAL PROVISIONS’; Cristina González Beilfuss; 100.
Transitional provisions 693: Thalia Kruger; 101.
Monitoring and evaluation 696: Ilaria Pretelli; 102.
Member States with two or more legal systems 700: Ilaria Pretelli; 103.
Scope 702: Thalia Kruger; 104.
Repeal 708: Thalia Kruger; 105.
Entry into force 710: Thalia Kruger