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| Dokumendiregister | Justiitsministeerium |
| Viit | 2-7/25-1498-1 |
| Registreeritud | 10.02.2025 |
| Sünkroonitud | 11.02.2025 |
| Liik | Sissetulev kiri |
| Funktsioon | 2 Asjajamine ja infotehnoloogiahaldus |
| Sari | 2-7 Kutsed ja kirjavahetus rahvusvahelistel seminaridel, konverentsidel jt üritustel osalemiseks |
| Toimik | 2-7/2025 |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | Avalik |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | |
| Adressaat | European Centre for Judges and Lawyers |
| Saabumis/saatmisviis | European Centre for Judges and Lawyers |
| Vastutaja | Mari-Liis Mikli (Justiits- ja Digiministeerium, Kantsleri vastutusvaldkond, Justiitshalduspoliitika valdkond) |
| Originaal | Ava uues aknas |
Failid
The Succession Regulation
Luxembourg, 21-22 May 2025
Organized by Grant Agreement 101089772 — UpJudCoop - Update on EU judicial cooperation instruments
Seminar Venue: Hotel Belle-Vue, 5 Avenue Marie Thérèse, 2132 Luxembourg
Objectives: The EU Succession Regulation sets out a unitary regime applicable to cross border succession cases to as it deals with the whole estate and does not make a differentiation between types of property: moveable and immoveable property. At the same time the Regulation provides uniform rules regarding jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement, also establishing the European Certificate of Succession. The objective of the seminar is to provide an update on the case law of the CJEU in relation to the Succession Regulation having an enormous impact on EU judicial cooperation in civil matters. The seminar will revisit the latest case law in relation to Succession Regulation and will particularly discuss latest case law regarding the definition of ‘succession with cross-border implications’, understanding the ‘habitual residence of the deceased’, recognition, jurisdiction in the event of a choice of law, the concept of ‘agreement as to succession’. The seminar will address issues in relation to cooperation between the courts and judicial authorities of the Member States in cross border succession cases.
Target group: The seminar is especially interesting for legal practitioners working in the field of civil law, dealing with cross-border civil litigation cases, but is also of relevance to those having a particular interest in the EU Area of Freedom Security and Justice, based on the principles of mutual recognition and mutual trust.
Participants will have a nuanced understanding of the practical insights about the working structures and functions of the EJN, e-justice portal and the work under the flagship of e-codex as well.
Seminar methodology: Short presentations complemented with practice-oriented discussions led by experts who have an in-depth understanding of cross border succession and the digitalisation of judicial work. Departing from the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union, the seminar will focus on practical issues arising in the daily administration of the cross-border succession cases.
The seminar also involves a visit to the CJUE and a background explanation on how national courts can refer interpretative requests to the CJEU in the context of the preliminary reference procedure.
Prof. Patrick Wautelet is a professor at the Faculty of Law, Political Science and Criminology of the University of Liège. His teaching and research focus in particular on private international relations and nationality law. In recent years, his research has focused particularly on family and property issues raised by the increasing mobility of citizens. A graduate and doctor of law from the KULeuven, he was a visiting researcher at the University of Illinois and Harvard Law School (1999-2000) and a lawyer at the Brussels Bar for 7 years. He worked at the Hague Conference on Private International Law as an intern and secretary-editor and was a visiting professor in Russia (MGIMO), Burundi (University of Burundi) and France (EDHEC). He is the author of numerous scientific publications focusing on the difficulties posed by the mobility of individuals, families and their assets.
Since November 2024 Dr Carlos Santaló Goris is a Researcher at the Luxembourg Centre for European Law (LCEL) at the University of Luxembourg and Long-term expert at EIPA Luxembourg providing services in the field of European Law. Prior to joining EIPA Luxembourg in 2023, Carlos worked as a Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European, and Comparative Procedural Law. His areas of expertise include private international law and comparative procedural law, [email protected]
EIPA Luxembourg - European Centre for Judges and Lawyers
Dr Cristina M. Mariottini is Lecturer at EIPA Luxembourg in charge of training and consultancy in relation to European Union’s Area of Freedom Security and Justice, and notably judicial cooperation, [email protected]
Christiane Lamesch, Senior Project Management Officer, Manager Luxemburg Programme Organisation Department, [email protected]
08.30 Registration of participants
09.00 Welcome of participants and introduction to the seminar programme 09.30 Succession Regulation – Scope of application
Case C‑645/20 VA ZA v TP Case C‑658/17, WB C‑80/19 EE
Case C‑404/14 Matuskova Case C‑294/15 Mikołajczyk
Case C‑218/16 Kubicka Case C‑558/16 Mahnkopf
Dr Carlos Santaló Goris 10.15 Q&A 10.30 Coffee break
11.00 Jurisdiction and applicable law
Case C-20/17, Oberle Case C-645/20, VA and ZA
Case C 80/19, EE Case C-21/22, OP
Case C 422/20, RK v CR
Dr Cristina M. Mariottini
11.45 Q&A 12.00 Recognition and enforcement - European Certificate of Succession
Case C‑422/20, RK v CR Case C‑301/20, Vorarlberger Landes- und Hypothekenbank AG
Case C‑658/17, WB Case C‑102/18, Klaus Manuel Maria Brisch
Case C‑80/19, EE
Prof. Patrick Wautelet 12.45 Q&A 13.00 Lunch break 14.45 Case study – Habitual residence
Dr Cristina M. Mariottini 15.45 Coffee break 16.00 Case study – The European Certificate of Succession Prof. Patrick Wautelet 17.00 Evaluation 17.30 End of Day 1
08.00 Visit to the Court of Justice of the European Union Arrival - security check 13.00 END OF SEMINAR
Tähelepanu! Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga. |
Tähelepanu! Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga. |
Tähelepanu! Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga. |
Dear colleagues from the Judicial Training Institutes and Bar associations.
I am contacting you regarding another face-to-face seminar in the framework of EU grant 101089772 — UpJudCoop and the second half of this project focuses on civil law.
On this occasion, we are organizing our eighth face-to-face seminar along with a visit to Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on the The Succession Regulation, which will take place in Luxembourg on 21 May 2025 followed by a half day visit of the CJEU on 22 May 2025.
We have a few places available at the price of 350€ (onsite participation) which will cover participation in the seminar and a significant contribution towards travel, accommodation, and subsistence costs as well as access to our learning management platform with all the seminar materials.
Please find attached the programme for more details and the link to the registration form https://eipa.questionpro.com/L25583038-Registration-EIPAPart
The working language of the seminar will be English and simultaneous interpretation into French, Polish, Spanish, Slovenian and Finish will be organized unless not required.
The target audience of the project are legal practitioners whose activity is generally related to EU law, especially, but not limited to, applying, and carrying out EU judicial cooperation instruments based on the principle of mutual recognition.
We would be grateful for having you promoting this training event within your network so that more legal professionals can benefit from this opportunity.
Should you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Kind regards
Christiane
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Kind regards, Christiane Lamesch Manager Programme Organisation Department Luxembourg Tel: + 352 426 230 302 GSM: + 352 621 829 118 |
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The Succession Regulation
Luxembourg, 21-22 May 2025
Organized by Grant Agreement 101089772 — UpJudCoop - Update on EU judicial cooperation instruments
Seminar Venue: Hotel Belle-Vue, 5 Avenue Marie Thérèse, 2132 Luxembourg
Objectives: The EU Succession Regulation sets out a unitary regime applicable to cross border succession cases to as it deals with the whole estate and does not make a differentiation between types of property: moveable and immoveable property. At the same time the Regulation provides uniform rules regarding jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement, also establishing the European Certificate of Succession. The objective of the seminar is to provide an update on the case law of the CJEU in relation to the Succession Regulation having an enormous impact on EU judicial cooperation in civil matters. The seminar will revisit the latest case law in relation to Succession Regulation and will particularly discuss latest case law regarding the definition of ‘succession with cross-border implications’, understanding the ‘habitual residence of the deceased’, recognition, jurisdiction in the event of a choice of law, the concept of ‘agreement as to succession’. The seminar will address issues in relation to cooperation between the courts and judicial authorities of the Member States in cross border succession cases.
Target group: The seminar is especially interesting for legal practitioners working in the field of civil law, dealing with cross-border civil litigation cases, but is also of relevance to those having a particular interest in the EU Area of Freedom Security and Justice, based on the principles of mutual recognition and mutual trust.
Participants will have a nuanced understanding of the practical insights about the working structures and functions of the EJN, e-justice portal and the work under the flagship of e-codex as well.
Seminar methodology: Short presentations complemented with practice-oriented discussions led by experts who have an in-depth understanding of cross border succession and the digitalisation of judicial work. Departing from the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union, the seminar will focus on practical issues arising in the daily administration of the cross-border succession cases.
The seminar also involves a visit to the CJUE and a background explanation on how national courts can refer interpretative requests to the CJEU in the context of the preliminary reference procedure.
Prof. Patrick Wautelet is a professor at the Faculty of Law, Political Science and Criminology of the University of Liège. His teaching and research focus in particular on private international relations and nationality law. In recent years, his research has focused particularly on family and property issues raised by the increasing mobility of citizens. A graduate and doctor of law from the KULeuven, he was a visiting researcher at the University of Illinois and Harvard Law School (1999-2000) and a lawyer at the Brussels Bar for 7 years. He worked at the Hague Conference on Private International Law as an intern and secretary-editor and was a visiting professor in Russia (MGIMO), Burundi (University of Burundi) and France (EDHEC). He is the author of numerous scientific publications focusing on the difficulties posed by the mobility of individuals, families and their assets.
Since November 2024 Dr Carlos Santaló Goris is a Researcher at the Luxembourg Centre for European Law (LCEL) at the University of Luxembourg and Long-term expert at EIPA Luxembourg providing services in the field of European Law. Prior to joining EIPA Luxembourg in 2023, Carlos worked as a Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European, and Comparative Procedural Law. His areas of expertise include private international law and comparative procedural law, [email protected]
EIPA Luxembourg - European Centre for Judges and Lawyers
Dr Cristina M. Mariottini is Lecturer at EIPA Luxembourg in charge of training and consultancy in relation to European Union’s Area of Freedom Security and Justice, and notably judicial cooperation, [email protected]
Christiane Lamesch, Senior Project Management Officer, Manager Luxemburg Programme Organisation Department, [email protected]
08.30 Registration of participants
09.00 Welcome of participants and introduction to the seminar programme 09.30 Succession Regulation – Scope of application
Case C‑645/20 VA ZA v TP Case C‑658/17, WB C‑80/19 EE
Case C‑404/14 Matuskova Case C‑294/15 Mikołajczyk
Case C‑218/16 Kubicka Case C‑558/16 Mahnkopf
Dr Carlos Santaló Goris 10.15 Q&A 10.30 Coffee break
11.00 Jurisdiction and applicable law
Case C-20/17, Oberle Case C-645/20, VA and ZA
Case C 80/19, EE Case C-21/22, OP
Case C 422/20, RK v CR
Dr Cristina M. Mariottini
11.45 Q&A 12.00 Recognition and enforcement - European Certificate of Succession
Case C‑422/20, RK v CR Case C‑301/20, Vorarlberger Landes- und Hypothekenbank AG
Case C‑658/17, WB Case C‑102/18, Klaus Manuel Maria Brisch
Case C‑80/19, EE
Prof. Patrick Wautelet 12.45 Q&A 13.00 Lunch break 14.45 Case study – Habitual residence
Dr Cristina M. Mariottini 15.45 Coffee break 16.00 Case study – The European Certificate of Succession Prof. Patrick Wautelet 17.00 Evaluation 17.30 End of Day 1
08.00 Visit to the Court of Justice of the European Union Arrival - security check 13.00 END OF SEMINAR
