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The Question of an Appropriate Method: Incorporation of the Brussels I Regulation, Invitation to Join the Lugano Convention or a New Convention?

In the period preceding the expected accession to the European Union, the candidate and pre-candidate countries are rightfully concerned with fulfilling all the requirements set before them by the Union. Preparation for joining the European Judicial Area seems to be somewhat specific due to the direct effect of the majority of legal instruments in question. Since the transposition of these instruments is unsatisfactory preparatory method, the option of acceding to the Lugano Convention might be a useful alternative, particularly for those countries which are not scheduled for accession in the relatively near future. Regardless of the model pursued by a certain candidate or pre-candidate country, one thing should be common to them all. Developing, organising and executing the scheme for efficient and systematic education of the stakeholders is perhaps the most fundamental factor for successful preparation to operate within the European Judicial Area.

European Judicial Area; candidate and pre-candidate countries; the Lugano Convention; the Brussles I Regulation

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