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Space Europe

News, reflections & comments on European Private International Law

A Blog by ACCURSIO DIP, directed by Javier Carrascosa

Space Europe Blog is focused on European Private International Law (EPIL). Space Europe Blog deals on legal instruments, case law and academic literature with regard to EPIL. Space Europe is administered by ACCURSIO DIP, a research group on private international law directed by Javier Carrascosa, professor of Private International Law at the University of Murcia, Spain (www.accursio.com).

What's in a name? Reflections on EJC 8 June 2017, C-541/15, Mircea Florian Freitag.

Here we are again with familiar topics. Mircea Florian, a man having Romanian nationality, was born on 25 April 1986 in Romania, under...

Time to pay your debts... even in the case of 13 euros

The ECJ 9 March 2017, C-551/15, Pula Parking, shows many important things related to the scope of application of the Brussels I-bis...

Love for sale ? Citizenship for sale?

by Javier Carrascosa González, Professor of Private International Law at the University of Murcia, Spain, Many years ago the fantastic...

Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. Gifts, legal capacity and international jurisdiction under

An inspiring judgment be the ECJ has seen the light: ECJ STJUE 16 November 2016, C-417/15, Wolfgang Schmidt vs. Christiane Schmidt,...

What do you want for Christmas? A commentary on the Rome I Regulation, for instance...

What do you want for Christmas? Space Europe suggests a new book on EPIL which has just been released: "Rome I Regulation - Commentary",...

Rome: where everything started

Welcome to "Space Europe Blog". A blog that deals with the fascinating word of European private international law (= EPIL). New European...