Naslov
Reforming Mediterranean Civil Procedure: Is there a Need for Shock Therapy?

Autori
Uzelac, Alan

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, znanstveni

Knjiga
Civil Justice between Efficiency and Quality: From Ius Commune to the CEPEJ

Urednik/ci
Van Rhee, C.H., Uzelac, Alan

Izdavač
Intersentia

Grad
Antverpen : Oxford : Portland

Godina
2008

Raspon stranica
71-99

ISBN
978-90-5095-802-8

Ključne riječi
civil procedure, reform, shock therapy

Sažetak
The paper starts with the submission that the developments in the past several decades have contributed to the fact that the countries of Continental Europe – at least in respect to the real functioning of their judiciaries – do not any more form a uniform group of "Civl Law" countries which can, by its common features, be contrasted to some other group of ("Common Law") countries. Analysing the request in the Art Art. 69d p. 2(f) of the Lisbon Treaty that requires "eliminating obstacles to proper functioning of civil proceedings", it is stated that two groups of countries, based on the criterion of ‘ properly functioning’ may be distinguished - the group of Northern and Mediterranean countries. After presenting the main features of Mediterranean civil procedure, eleven steps of a "shock therapy" for the civil proceedings in South and South-Eastern European countries are presented.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Pravo

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