4.6. 'Judgments Project' under the Hague Conference on International Private Law

Wednesday, May 15
09:30 - 11:30
Hall #7, General Staff Building (6-8, Dvortsovaya sq.)

The so called Judgments Project is currently one of the priorities of the Hague Conference on International Private Law. The purpose of the Judgments Project is to develop the international statute that would regulate recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments on civil and commercial cases.

The convention to be would apply to the cases when a judgment on a civil or a commercial case made by a public court in one contracting state should be recognized and enforced in another. Pursuant to the draft convention, the notion of 'judgment' includes all judgments made by court, whatever the court's name is, including determination of costs or expenses by the court.

In June 2019 the diplomatic conference will be convened to adopt the final convention.

Moderator

Christophe Bernasconi

Secretary General, Hague Conference on Private International Law

Speakers

Anton Asoskov

Professor at the Department of Civil Law, Faculty of Law, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Professor at Alexeev Private Law Research Centre under the President of the Russian Federation

Ekaterina Kudelich

Deputy Director International Law and Cooperation Department, Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation

Marta Pertegas Sender

Professor of Private International and Transnational Law at Maastricht University, Professor of University of Antwerp

* The Programme may be subject to change