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2022-05-doc1 Heiploeg – European Commission: your move!

On 28 April, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) published its long-awaited judgment in the case of Heiploeg v FNV union. See CJEU 28 April 2022, Case C 237/20 (Federatie Nederlandse Vakbeweging v Heiploeg Seafood International BV, Heitrans International BV). The European court ruled that a Dutch pre-pack sale under certain circumstances can fall within the exceptions… Read More »2022-05-doc1 Heiploeg – European Commission: your move!

2022-03-doc2 Polak-Pannevis, Insolventierecht, 15e druk, 2022

Vijf jaar na de vorige editie verschijnt de nieuwe herziene 15e druk van N.J. Polak Insolventierecht, bewerkt door N.B. Pannevis. De vorige druk besprak ik destijds, zie https://bobwessels.nl/blog/2017-10-doc6-polak-pannevis-insolventierecht-14e-druk-2017/. Het boek is natuurlijk een welkome oude bekende in de insolventierechtelijke literatuur; de eerste druk verscheen bijna 50 jaar geleden. De behandeling heeft tot kern de gehele Faillissementswet aan de hand van… Read More »2022-03-doc2 Polak-Pannevis, Insolventierecht, 15e druk, 2022

2022-03-doc1 EU Insolvency Regulation – substantial repair work needed

Body of EU insolvency law growing. In Europe, before the present century, insolvency law was mainly organised nationally. If there was a rare international case, disputes had to be solved by applying a country’s private international law. For cross-border insolvency cases, the law was underdeveloped or based on themes other than insolvency. Until the end of last century insolvency proceedings… Read More »2022-03-doc1 EU Insolvency Regulation – substantial repair work needed

2022-02-doc1 European Insolvency Law: the year ahead

In the first decade of this century, in European insolvency law the H-word was on the list of banned terminology. In 2011 the ice had been broken by the European Parliament (EP). It was assisted in its decision via a group of reports from mainly practitioners gathered in INSOL Europe, European’s largest insolvency practitioners’ group. The EP gave its go-ahead… Read More »2022-02-doc1 European Insolvency Law: the year ahead

2022-01-doc5 Twenty years EU determined cross-border insolvency law!

The European Union aims to harmonize the laws of the Member States regarding insolvency and restructuring. It also intends to facilitate the functioning of insolvency proceedings across the Union. The first step the EU took was to provide for a system regulating cross-border insolvency. This year will celebrate the 20th birthday of EU regulated cross-border insolvency law. The original European… Read More »2022-01-doc5 Twenty years EU determined cross-border insolvency law!

2022-01-doc4 Handboek IPR

Het Nederlandse internationaal privaatrecht kent haar kernregeling in Boek 10 BW. Daarnaast bestaat een palet aan relevante regelingen. Deze zijn nationaal, bijvoorbeeld in het Wetboek voor Burgerlijke Rechtsvordering (Rv), maar vooral internationaal, zoals een verscheidenheid aan EU-verordeningen, ‘Haagse’ IPR-verdragen en zo meer. De onderlinge verhouding van deze rechtsinstrumenten is een complex vraagstuk. Hun temporele, materiële, formele en soms overgangsrechtelijke toepassingsgebied… Read More »2022-01-doc4 Handboek IPR

2022-01-doc3 How are the Dutch doing with cross-border insolvency law?

During the last four weeks I received several references and comments on my draft-texts for 5th edition of Wessels International Insolvency Law Part I. For my descriptions of cross-border insolvency law, your views and comments were sought for India, Brazil, Australia and China. Below I am looking in my own, Dutch, mirror. Your input (cases, literature, views) will contribute to… Read More »2022-01-doc3 How are the Dutch doing with cross-border insolvency law?

2022-01-doc2 Cross-border insolvency law in PR of China

The last few weeks I have asked your input on several country’s status re cross-border insolvency law. Your views and comments were sought for India, Brazil and Australia. This time it’s China.  Your input (cases, literature, views) will contribute to the draft text for the 5th edition of Wessels International Insolvency Law Part I. Many thanks for the improvement of… Read More »2022-01-doc2 Cross-border insolvency law in PR of China

2021-12-doc11 Judicial cross-border cooperation goes digital!

On the first of December the European Commission published a proposal for a Regulation by the European parliament and the Council ‘… on the digitalisation of judicial cooperation and access to justice in cross-border civil, commercial and criminal matters, and amending certain acts in the field of judicial cooperation’. See COM(2021) 759 final. One of the many acts is the… Read More »2021-12-doc11 Judicial cross-border cooperation goes digital!

2021-12-doc9 Dordrecht history – Part III

The last two weeks you have seen/heard my answer to the question: What does Dordrecht mean to you? And how would you imagine the feeling of your city? In the fourth quarter of 2021, in Dordrecht, the Netherlands, 36 artists were asked these same questions, to which they have responded with their works of art. Subsequently, their works were exhibited.… Read More »2021-12-doc9 Dordrecht history – Part III