|  | | Pris: 3946 SEK exkl. moms    |  |  European Rules of Civil Procedure sets out a clear examination of the rules adopted by UNDROIT and the European Law Institute in 2020. Presented within a systematic structure to aid enhanced academic understanding, it precisely showcases the comparative knowledge of its authors. 
 Key Features:
 • Provides rule-by-rule explanations of the ELI-UNDROIT Model European Rules of Civil Procedure
 • Encompasses insight from a diverse international team of authors including members of the project
 • Offers commentary on all Rules of the ERCP, surveying their meaning and application as well as their collective history
 
 This in-depth Commentary will be essential for academics of European, private, corporate and commercial law disciplines wishing to sharpen their knowledge of comparative civil procedure. It will additionally benefit practitioners with an interest in using the Model Rules to provide a framework for national legislation.
 
 
 Contents:
 
 Foreword xxxix
 Table of cases xli
 Table of legislation xlvii
 
 PART I GENERAL PROVISIONS
 1 (Rule 1) Introduction 2
 Fernando Gascón Inchausti, Vincent Smith and Astrid Stadler
 2 (Rules 2–8) General Principles: Co-operation and proportionality 11
 Loïc Cadiet and Soraya Amrani-Mekki
 3 (Rules 21–28) General Principles: Party disposition and principle of party presentation 35
 Loïc Cadiet and Soraya Amrani-Mekki
 4 (Rules 11–18) General Principles: Rights of parties 61
 Alexander Bruns
 5 (Rules 19–20, 82, 113, 116) General Principles: Languages, interpretation and translation 79
 Matthias Weller
 6 (Rules 9–10, 141) Facilitating ADR and settlements: an extension of the co-operation principle 94
 Laura Ervo
 
 PART II PARTIES
 7 (Rules 29–46) Parties to the proceedings 109
 Christoph Althammer
 
 PART III CASE MANAGEMENT
 8 (Rules 47–50) Case management 156
 Stefan Huber
 
 PART IV COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
 9 (Rules 51–60) Procedural steps and contents of initial documents 180
 Elena D’Alessandro
 10 (Rules 142–146) Effects of proceedings once commenced – lis pendens 200
 Eva Lein
 
 PART V SERVICE AND NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS
 (ERCP PART VI)
 11 (Rules 68–86, 134) Service and notice of proceedings 219
 Dimitrios Tsikrikas and Wendy Kennett
 
 PART VI ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND EVIDENCE
 (ERCP PART VII)
 12 (Rules 87–110, 128–129) General and procedural issues 252
 Astrid Stadler and Magne Strandberg
 13 (Rules 111–124, 126–127) Types of evidence 307
 Michael Stürner
 
 PART VII PROCEEDINGS PREPARATORY TO A FINAL
 HEARING (ERCP PART V)
 14 (Rules 61–67) Proceedings before a final hearing and final hearing 338
 Enrique Vallines García
 
 PART VIII JUDGMENTS, RES JUDICATA AND LIS PENDENS
 15 (Rules 130–133, 135–140) General rules on judgments 380
 Christoph A Kern
 16 (Rules 147–152) Effect of judgments – res judicata 419
 Alexander Bruns
 
 PART IX MEANS OF REVIEW
 17 (Rules 153–183) Means of review and appeal 433
 John Sorabji
 
 PART X PROVISIONAL AND PROTECTIVE MEASURES
 18 (Rules 184–203) Provisional and protective measures 492
 Torbjörn Andersson
 
 PART XI COLLECTIVE PROCEEDINGS
 19 (Rules 204–220, 227–228, 233–236) Collective proceedings 545
 Jorg Sladič
 20 (Rules 221–226, 229–232) Collective settlements 604
 Fernando Gascón Inchausti
 
 PART XII COSTS AND FUNDING
 21 (Rules 237–245, 125) Costs and funding 632
 Vincent Smith
 
 Index 671
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