Revision des EUGVÜ

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This research report discusses various aspects of the revisions to the Brussels and Lugano Conventions concerning jurisdiction and the enforcement of judicial decisions in civil and commercial matters. It includes contributions from Christian Kohler, who addresses general issues and jurisdictional challenges; Astrid Stadler, focusing on enforceable declarations and international enforcement; and Konstantinos Kerameus, who proposes a legal act regarding the extension of the EuGVÜ system and its relationship with third countries. The report also details the outcomes of the working group on the revision of the Brussels (1968) and Lugano (1988) Conventions, as presented by the Council of the European Union. Additionally, Peter Schlosser examines the new German arbitration law, while Hilmar Raeschke-Kessler discusses trends in national and international arbitration in Germany. The appendix includes excerpts from various arbitration rules, such as those from WIPO, the German Institution for Arbitration, and international bodies like the ICC and LCIA, as well as notes on organizing arbitral proceedings by UNCITRAL. Contributions also include insights from Toby T. Landau on the English Arbitration Act 1996 and Miklós Kengyel on recent changes in Hungarian arbitration law.