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ROME I & ROME II APPLICABLE LAW IN INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS AND TORTS

Krakow, 3-4 November 2016

Languages: English and Polish (with simultaneous interpretation)

Organisers:

• Academy of European Law (ERA)

• Judicial Academy of the Czech Republic

• Hungarian Academy of Justice

• National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution, Poland

• Judicial Academy of the Slovak Republic

Event number: 116DT35

Academy of European Law

Co-funded by the Justice Programme 2014-2020 of the European Union

Thursday, 3 November 2016

Arrival and registration

Welcome and introduction

I. Introduction to Rome I and Rome II

Synopsis of Rome I and Rome II•InteractionbetweenBrusselsI,RomeIandRomeII•Scopeofapplication•MandatoryrulesandordrepublicWiesław Grajdura

Discussion

Coffee break

II. Rome I: Which law applies to international contracts?

General rules•Choiceoflawandapplicablelawintheabsenceofchoice•CasestudiesandnationalcaselawKristián Csach

Discussion

Lunch

09:15

09:30

10:45

11:00

11:30

12:45

13:00

08:45

Specific contracts•Consumercontracts•Contractsofcarriage•Insurancecontracts•EmploymentcontractsThomas Kadner Graziano

Discussion

WORKSHOP (with coffee & tea)Case study: Cross-border consumer contracts in judicial practiceAll Speakers

Debriefing and discussion

End of the first seminar day

Dinner

14:00

15:00

19:00

15:15

16:30

17:15

Friday, 4 November 2016

III. Rome II: Which law applies to cross-border torts?

General and specific rules•Applicablelawintorts/delicts•Unjustenrichment,negotiorumgestioandculpaincontrahendoBeáta Lukácsi

Discussion

Focus on traffic accidents and the way forward•TrafficaccidentsinthelightofRomeIIandthenationalexperiencesThomas Kadner Graziano

Discussion

Coffee break

WORKSHOPCase study: Cross-border traffic accidentsThomas Kadner Graziano

Debriefing and discussion

Lunch and end of the seminar

Contact

Cecilia Holmsten

Project Lawyer

Tel.: +49 651 93737-110E-mail: [email protected]

09:15

10:00

10:15

Barbara Hense

Assistant

Tel.: +49 651 93737-120 E-mail: [email protected]

11:00

11:15

11:45

13:00

13:30

Speakers

Kristián Csach, Associate Professor, University of Trnava, Judicial Academy of the Slovak Republic

Wiesław Grajdura, Judge, Poland

Thomas Kadner Graziano, Professor of Private International Law, European and Comparative Private Law and International Litigati-on, University of Geneva

Beáta Lukácsi, Judge, Hungary

Project partners

Judicial Academy of the Czech Republic

National Office for the Judiciary

National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution, Poland

Judicial Academy of the Slovak Republic

Calendar of events 2016-2017

19-20 May 2016 Hungarian Academy of Justice, Budapest, HungaryLanguages: English, Hungarian

3-4 November 2016 National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution, Kraków, PolandLanguages: English, Polish

2-3 February 2017 Judicial Academy of the Czech Republic, Prague, Czech RepublicLanguages: English, Czech

2-3 March 2017Judicial Academy of the Slovak Republic, Omšenie, SlovakiaLanguages: English, Slovak

Interested Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak judges may register via their national schools.

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