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What are the issues?

1) Jurisdiction




2) Applicable Rules




3) Cross-border enforcement

what are the methods?

1) In general




2) Cross-border private situations and the EU

What is the issue of jurisdiction?

Which court may hear a cross-border dispute and issue a judgement?

why does jurisdiction have special relevance in cross-border disputes?

because the place of litigation has an impact on outcome of dispute

what other issues are relevant for cross-border disputes?

- Service of process




- Taking of evidence




-etc.

What are the rules of jurisdiction?

Art. 23 Brussel I Regulation




art. 77 Belgian Code PIL

what is the most important question: which court or which rules

which rule will apply, since different countries look different at certain rules

Is the question not moot given unification/harmonisation of law?

no, since there are different forms of harmonization

what are the two different forms of harmonization?

Minimum and maximum harmonization

what are the issues with cross-border enforcement of judgement?

how does the country enforce judgement?

what are the possibilities?

1) Prohibit enforcement of foreign judgements or only if reciprocity




2) Require that foreign judgements be first verified




3) allow unconditional enfocement of foreign judgements

what is a special character of international law concerning the methods?

Importance of method/reasoning (as opposed to exclusive focus on content of the rules)




Abstract nature of methods

what is the central question of cross-border private situations?

which rules are applicable to cross-border situation

what issues need to be addresed to answer this central question?

- are uniform rules applicable?




- which solution in the absence of unification/harmonization

are uniform rules applicable?

CISG: No 'one size fits all' solution - each uniform law has its own applicability criteria





for example when is Regulation 261/2004 'overbooking' - applicable?

- Point of departure is EU airport




- Point of departure is outside EU but destination is EU airport - provided European airline and no equivalent protection afforded